A Blockbuster Review: A Comprehensive Summary of the Neurological Effects of COVID-19

Introduction: As we all know, COVID-19 mainly affects the respiratory tract of patients, causing serious damage
to the respiratory system of patients.

Recently, a paper published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease shows researchers a comprehensive review of the effects of COVID-19 on the nervous system, dividing the brain damage caused by COVID-19 into three stages
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"We understand that a large number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients have different degrees of brain function impairment
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SARS-Cov2: Mechanism of Cellular Action
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In a recently published article, Foduch and his colleagues warn that people with COVID-19 suffer from neurological problems including stroke, epilepsy, confusion, vertigo, paralysis, and coma
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The paper proposes the use of a three-stage "neurocoronavirus" classification system to provide a basis
for future hypotheses and investigations about SARS-CoV-2 and the nervous system.

· Neurocoronavirus Phase I: Viral damage is localized to the epithelial cells of the mouth and nose, and the main symptoms are transient loss
of smell and taste.

· Neurocoronavirus Phase II: The virus triggers inflammation and becomes a cytokine storm that starts in the lungs and spreads through blood vessels throughout the body
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· Neurocoronavirus Phase III: Explosive levels of cytokine storms disrupt the blood-brain barrier (protective insulation layer in cerebral blood vessels
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Ferduch noted that many people with COVID-19 may not have significant neurological symptoms at first; In some cases, however, patients may develop neurologic symptoms
between fever, cough, or shortness of breath.

"Our research on coronavirus shows that long-term patients may experience depression, insomnia, Parkinson's syndrome, memory loss or accelerated brain aging
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These interventions, along with targeted brain training and neurofeedback therapy, are key features
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