A major new study reveals that COVID-19 can cause measurable brain damage,

A major new study reveals that COVID-19 can cause measurable brain damage, even in individuals with mild or moderate symptoms. Scans of 800 people showed reductions in gray matter, brain volume, and cognitive function, highlighting the lasting neurological impact of the virus. Researchers found that COVID can affect areas responsible for memory, decision-making, and sensory processing, potentially increasing the risk of long-term cognitive issues. This study underscores the importance of vaccination, early treatment, and ongoing monitoring for neurological health in COVID survivors. Even after recovery, some patients may experience brain…

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Concentration and memory issues can result from fibromyalgia and ME/CFS

People with fibromyalgia or myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) experience a specific kind of cognitive dysfunction called fibro fog or brain fog. It involves: Some researchers suspect that pain, fatigue, and the need to constantly monitor your symptoms may prevent you from effectively directing your attention to things outside of yourself.1 This article explains ME/CFS and fibromyalgia brain fog, the mechanisms behind them, and how medications and other treatments can help clear the fog. Symptoms of Brain Fog Symptoms of fibro fog or ME/CFS brain fog differ from person to person and can range from…

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