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Potential consequences of COVID-19 for mental health for people who have or had COVID-19
- Clinically stable people discharged from hospital after recovering from COVID-19 have reported high rates of post-traumatic symptoms
- Mental disorders such as PTSD, depression and anxiety were prevalent in people who survived severe coronavirus infections
- People who have had COVID-19 can experience post-intensive-care syndrome, and those who have been admitted into ICUs may experience dysexecutive syndrome
- There have been reports of a post-viral syndrome that resembles depression
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Updated 2020-08-06
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