June 15, 2021
COVID-19 is a respiratory illness, but neurologists have seen a long list of brain and nerve effects: headache, loss of smell, cognitive fog, sleep disruption, and in more severe cases stroke or neuropathy.
In a public lecture with Tab Health Talks, Dr. Kester Nedd outlines how the virus and the body’s response can affect the nervous system, and why symptoms that last months still deserve a neurologic exam rather than a dismissal as anxiety.
If you or a family member are still not back to baseline after COVID, bring a timeline of symptoms to your visit. That history is often as useful as any scan.
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COVID-19’s impact on the brain
