what are the long-term consequences on the brain?

While the contamination figures at Covid-19 have been going back for a few days, the journalist and doctor Damien Mascret, present, Wednesday March 23, on the set of 12/13, indicates that these figures are worrying since underestimated. “We test five times less than at the January peak“, he reports. He fears an increase in hospitalizations and deaths.

A recent American study shows that about forty long-term pathologies for the brain can be observed. “The explanation may come from the mechanism that occurs in the brain when one has a coronavirus infection“, explains Damien Mascret. According to the study, the vessels between the blood and the brain cells can disappear, and become true phantom vessels. This can cause hemorrhages, or infections of the brain. In addition, they can occur even without develop in serious form.