Thant explained that "The body’s immune system may play a role in developing symptoms of psychosis".
Follow up: "Delusions and hallucinations in people after contracting COVID-19 are part of this psychosis. People with Covid psychosis feel stalked, and can overestimate themselves like those with paranoia".
One of the things that the woman’s son with Covid psychosis thinks is that he is being watched by law enforcement, and that the neighbors are trying to arrange a problem for him.
According to Thant, the treatment of Covid psychosis through medication is possible provided the patient deals with the doctor, and first acknowledges that there is a problem.
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Speaking to CBS, the woman, whose name was not revealed, said her son had suddenly changed weeks after contracting Covid-19.
Speaking of her son, she added: “He recently finished his engineering studies. He is behaving strangely. His mental state was assessed, and doctors indicated that he had Covid psychosis.”
According to a psychiatrist at the University of Colorado, Teda Thant, the study of the son’s situation in the mental health clinic for those who were infected with Covid-19, has proven the possibility of the Corona virus causing serious infections in the body and brain.
Thant explained that “the body’s immune system may play a role in the development of symptoms of psychosis.”
And she continued, “Dillusions and hallucinations in people after infection with Covid-19, are part of this psychosis. People with Covid psychosis feel that they are being pursued, and can exaggerate their self-esteem like those with paranoia.”
One of the things that the woman’s son with Covid psychosis thinks is that he is being watched by law enforcement, and that the neighbors are trying to arrange a problem for him.
According to Thant, the treatment of Covid psychosis through medication is possible provided the patient deals with the doctor, and first acknowledges that there is a problem.