Neurologist advise from „New Life” Clinic
Some people complain for a long time after contracting a coronavirus infection. Health issues might linger for weeks or months at a time like this. As a result, even after being cured of the virus, a person does not feel completely recovered. Salome Mamphoria, a neurologist at the New Life Clinic, discusses post-COVID headaches.
-How often do post-Covid headaches occur?
-One of the most prevalent symptoms of coronavirus disease is headache, which affects approximately 20-30% of patients. The report of abrupt or gradually developing head pain. The pain is currently unilateral or bilateral, throbbing or stabbing, acute or moderate.
-What could be the reason behind this?
-It is most likely related to the virus's infiltration of the central nervous system and the inflammatory response. The headache that appears 1-1.5 months after the commencement of the disease is primarily caused by depression or post-COVID stress.
-Can a patient experience any other neurological symptoms as a result of COVID infection?
-In addition to headaches, patients may suffer dizziness, decreased memory and concentration, insomnia, anxiety/panic attacks, peripheral neuropathies, back pain, and, in rare circumstances, stroke, hemorrhagic encephalitis, and other neurological symptoms after COVID-infection. Finally, this bundle of complaints results in a major decrease in patients' quality of life.
-What tests can be performed on patients who exhibit similar symptoms?
-the advice of a professional, preferably a neurologist. The patient's overall status should be evaluated, and any essential clinical-laboratory examinations should be conducted as directed by the doctor.
-What studies does „New Life" offer to post-COVID transmitted patients?
-High-tech examinations can be performed in our clinic. Promotions and free consultation days with doctors of various profiles are also provided to the general public on a regular basis.
-What advice would you give to the COVID-transmitted patients?
--In the case of the following headache, especially if it lasts a long time, it is critical that the patient not use painkillers arbitrarily or on a regular basis, as they may be the cause of the headache (headache caused by an overdose of the drug). Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, regulating sleep, and, if necessary, timely consultation with an expert are all encouraged. Wish you health!
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