Hyderabad: Researcher from the All-India Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Hyderabad, among others, said the third wave of Covid-19, which is currently underway, can cause a symptomatic cognitive and functional decline which has been exhibited by the virus so far.
The team included researchers from AIIMS (Bibinagar), Nagpur, and RVM Institute of Medical Sciences and research centers, Siddipet, symptoms mapped unique to the first and second waves for both, while asking questions about the impact on neurological problems such as cognitive and decrease functional in the third wave.
While fever, losing odor and taste and a persistent sense of general for all three waves so far, conjunctivitis, body pain, skin rash, sore throat and diarrhea is the second and third waves.
‘Changes in the color of the finger, toes look’ changes in the color of the finger and toes also observed both in the second and third wave.
“The effect of Covid-19 in cognitive function, even in people with moderate symptoms, is one long-term effect that becomes increasingly clear.
One third of patients experiencing neurological symptoms, including anecdotal reports ‘covid-19 delirium’, which manifest as paranoid hallucinations , disorientation, and agitation of more than 20% of patients treated in hospitals Recently about scientific journals, molecular hormone biology and clinical investigations.
The team consisting of Kamble Prestul, Vandana Daulatabad, Nitin John and Jyoti John said the disorientation or awareness that was changed was the most commonly prevalent symptom of Covid-19.
“Our findings cause serious concerns about the development of sustainable cognitive and functional decreases in these patients.
Furthermore, cognitive decreases do not occur insulative; but are accompanied by a decrease in quality of life and the inability to do routine and instrumental activities of everyday life,” this study warned .
‘Cognitive decline was feared among Covid patients in the 3rd wave’
