Why many of us are suffering from brain fog? - via healthing_ca healthing COVID19
, have had their cognitive function and mental health impacted by the virus. “What we’ve found is that actually, memory is completely preserved, people have no problem with their short-term memory, but their ability to think is impaired in the sense that they are slow to think. And they are particularly slow to make decisions,” said Owen. The team’s research will be published in the coming weeks.
The second explanation suggests that indirect effects of COVID on the body could be impacting the brain’s performance. A respiratory disease like COVID-19 can impact the flow of oxygen to the brain, which causes mild to severe brain damage. He said people who develop brain fog due to COVID-19 exposure may experience it more severely than those experiencing the cognitive effects of the pandemic over the past two years.
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