These are symptoms detected after COVID-19 recovery.

More than half of Italy's patients who had been hospitalised because of COVID-19 later suffered mental disorders, according to the results of a study conducted in Italy.

The study included 402 patients from hospital San Raffaeleı in Milan, all to investigate the long-term effects of brain disease.

As it turned out, a month after leaving the hospital, most of these patients developed either post-traumatic stress syndrome, anxiety, insomnia or depression.

The study was conducted in 265 men and 137 women, and more than half of the patients experienced at least one of the problems in question.

It was immediately clear that the inflammatory processes caused by COVID also have implications at a psychological level,” said Professor Francesco Benedetti, who also conducted this study published in the magazine Brain, Behavior and Immmunity.

In 28 percent of cases patients developed post-traumatic syndrome, in 31 percent of cases were depressed, 40 percent of them developed insomnia, and obsession-compulsive disorder developed into 20 percent of patients.

Research has also shown that while women are less likely to risk their lives because of COVID-19, they are more likely to develop psychological problems after them. Researchers believe that this is due to changes in the immune system between men and women.

Otherwise, one of the greatest dangers is intense inflammation, when the confused immune system reacts very violently and a cytocan storm occurs, and the subsequent anger may be severe for the brain. When stress increases because of fear, isolation, care, is clear, scientists say, there must be some consequences for psychics.