Muscle Weakness, Dizziness, Or Delirium

Delirium, confusion, and some other neurological symptoms have been observed in some of the covid-19 cases reported in JAMA Neurology research. Some mild neurological symptoms, like headache, loss of smell or taste, muscle weakness, dizziness, may appear as initial symptoms of the virus. More severe symptoms can develop in an individual later on. Â
In an interview with Healthline, Dr. Robert said that “I have seen certain cases where patients showed some altered mental status or confusion.” He also added, “Some patients have developed brain inflammation requiring admission during neurologic monitoring.”
The problem is that these symptoms can often be dismissed or overlooked as dementia is prevalent among older adults. Fortunately, these neurological symptoms can diminish as the virus subsides.Â
Cardiovascular Complications

Early reports have suggested that covid-19 can increase the risk of abnormal and dangerous blood clotting. Blood clots start forming in the small blood vessels in various extremities or feet, leading to minor skin symptoms. When blood clots occur in the brain, heart, or lungs, it can cause severe health conditions or issues, such as strokes, heart attack, or embolism. Â
Dr. Maxine Dexter, a critical care specialist and pulmonary at Kaiser Permanente, stated in an interview with Healthline, “Blood clotting, in general, can cause some significant issues.” She also said, “There are some cases where patients are presenting with a heart attack and stroke symptoms caused by Covid-19.”   Â
Researchers and doctors have found that it can cause a heart infection called myocarditis if the virus enters your heart. Myocarditis can cause abnormal heart rhythms, chest pain and can even cause heart failure. If you are experiencing swelling, redness, or pain in an area, there are chances it could be because of a blood clot. Sudden numbness, dizziness, or confusion in the legs, arms, or face can be a sign of strokes. If you are experiencing any of such symptoms, make sure you call 911 immediately or head to the emergency room for a medical check-up. Â
Conclusion
Covid-19 is a severe respiratory illness, especially in individuals above 60 years of age and those suffering from chronic diseases like cardiovascular issues and diabetes. SARS- CoV-2 can cause some adverse effects on other organs like the brain, kidney, and heart, which can significantly impact their health after the virus subsides. Â
Some experts and researchers believe that being admitted to hospitals’ intensive medical care units can cause post-intensive cat syndrome, which can cause cognitive impairment and harm physical abilities. Also, the covid-19 virus can, in fact, a part of your brain involved in circulation and breathing with unknown consequences. Â