Mood Swings are May Signal Long a COVID Syndrome
Long COVID or a post-COVID symptoms are the health conditions that are affect a people from after a recovery from the infections caused by the COVID-19 virus. However, post-recovery, the symptoms still the continue to the impact their day-to-day life. Not being a able to the perform routine activities can be have a serious impact on your mood.
Various studies have been proved that a long COVID can be have a serious impact not just on your physical health but they are also mental health. Many observed that their mood is a getting a impacted after a recovering from the infections and they are finding it difficult to go back to the their work or have been a social life like a before.
In a recent a study with the help of the Electronic Health Records (EHR), it was found that within a 3 months after the recovering from the infections, the survivors are the likely to the experience an increased risk of a low mood and the depression.
In a large EHR study, experts have been also a noted to the various changes in the mood, which lead to the symptoms of the long COVID conditions.
Signs and symptoms of the low mood:
· Anger
· Sadness
· Frustration and anxiety disorder
· Getting panicky too often
· Worrying too much
· Hopelessness
· Low self-esteem
· Tiredness
The levels of the mood swing can be different for the everybody. It usually goes away in a some days, but many also are feel the problem for a couple of the weeks. However, if the feeling does not improve even after a weeks or so, then it can be a sign of the depression.
So, to cope with the issue and be in a control of your emotional and the mental state, you need to the make some changes in your lifestyle and get the extra support from your family, friends or a even from the colleagues at work.
Simple lifestyle changes like a well-balanced diet, limiting your alcohol intake, quitting or the controlling the urge to the smoke, getting enough sleep, and the daily physical exercise will be go a long way in a helping you during to your recovery period.
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