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People tend to think of COVID-19 in terms of its physical manifestations, but there’s mounting evidence that it may also mess with your mind. Odd neurological complications, from loss of taste and smell to seizures, have surfaced in some COVID patients, while so-called long haulers have complained of lingering brain fog. Now there’s a possible link between COVID and psychosis. Doctors around the world are reporting psychotic symptoms in a small number of patients who’ve had the SARS-CoV-2 infection, The reports are just that: individual episodes of psychosis following a bout of COVID-19. There’s no proof that coronavirus causes psychosis, at least not yet. It’s merely an association that medical professionals have observed, albeit a worrisome one.

New yorkUnited statesCity ofUnited kingdomKaren pallaritoThomas pollakMason chackoCameronj watsonNew york timesQueen mary university of londonNational alliance on mental illnessKings collegeDoctors report small numberDevelop severe psychotic symptomsConsultation liaison psychiatryStony brook university hospital