Rajkot: The demons at the mind can be as hazardous as the actual ones. That is what a poll, conducted to assess the effect of Covid’s next tide on psychological wellness of the society, also has shown. The poll was completed from the psychology section at Saurashtra University (SU) recently. As stated by the varsity’s shrinks, a negative attitude, developed because of the anxiety of Covid, additionally contributes to physical illness among a number of individuals. Yogesh Jogsan, head of psychology section of SU, also Dhara Doshi, assistant professor, completed survey of 1,710 individuals in Rajkot and surrounding region. “In our poll 24.30% individuals confessed the standing, videos and pictures on social websites highlighting that the pandemic had generated fanciful fear inside their own,” Jogsan stated. In most 1,026 girls and 684 men engaged in the poll. Many participants one of these said they suffered from terror attacks after seeing or reading the news regarding lack of beds, oxygen and medicine. The anxiety attacks led to several respondents growing imaginary coronavirus signs and breathing issues. “As many as 19.10percent of respondents stated they began fretting concerning what might happen to them should they become infected after hearing medical infrastructure crumbling through the next wave of the outbreak ” Approximately 10 percent of these respondents demonstrated they panicked following hearing sirens. Lots of spent sleepless nights later being bothered by the noise of sirens. Additionally, people feared because of their destiny following the passing of Covid-infected relatives or family members. “The end of the questionnaire is that there are lots of individuals experiencing mental disorder not because of Covid but due to its anxiety. An imaginary disease develops through a pandemic that has exactly the exact symptoms such as physical disease but the reason behind this isn’t the human body but the brain,” Jogsan added.