The false symptoms of COVID-19
said Ansha Baranova, professor of biology in the George Mason University School of Systems Biology. The coronavirus causes anxiety in a person, which can cause psychosomatic symptoms that are presumed to indicate infection with the coronavirus.
According to her, there are two types of this concern. The first relates to the disruptions caused by the pandemic, and the second is when a person begins to get stressed due to the “impact of COVID-19 on the brain.”
“The virus affects the brain, and it affects, among other things, by disrupting our normal processes that we have,” Baranova said. “Someone is more prone to anxiety, somebody more prone to depression, and somebody else to something else, and this is all in a normal phenotype.”
The expert added that due to the inflammation and inflammation of the nerves in COVID-19, some processes in the patient’s body may worsen. They are restored after recovery, which affects the improvement of a person’s condition.
