No longer crowned but still suffering? Help has arrived!

But what is post-COVID syndrome? A set of varied symptoms that make our daily lives and quality of life difficult 4 weeks after infection, even after a negative PCR test.

Post-COVID produces a variety of symptoms

In addition, these symptoms are not related to the severity of the coronavirus infection, in other words they may occur even if the disease was mild.

symptoms may include shortness of breath, chest pain, cough,

rapid and irregular heartbeat, fatigue, prolonged diarrhea, or locomotor pain.

But after the course of the infection there are also various nervous and mental symptoms they may act as, say,

Panic attacks, sleep disturbances, nightmares, loss of pleasure, and anxiety about re-infection

Countless home appliances can help

It is precisely in the knowledge of these diverse, mental post-COVID symptoms that the head of the Institute of Behavioral Sciences has decided to produce three thematic publications in order to overcome the symptoms and regain mental health. By rotating these, stakeholders can get an answer on how to fight the post-COVID syndrome mental symptoms;

find out from whom and when to seek help,

but they may also become aware of what techniques and so-called they can use self-help methods on their own and, of course, what simple tools they can use to improve, say, their sleep and possibly their biological rhythm – publications can also help to improve mood, gradually restart everyday activities and combat unhappiness.

Advice is also given to the unemployed

Moreover, by studying the relevant pages, those who lose their jobs and livelihoods can both get tangible

advice on how to prepare for a particular job interview;

how to deal with feelings of insecurity: those who lose their loved ones can also receive support to process their grief and promote spiritual healing – the publications are available on the website of the Institute of Behavioral Sciences

Serious disease depends on our genes

Glasgow virus research center latest b The research findings in his study explain why some people still have a better natural defense against coronavirus infection. According to scientists who have published in the scientific journal Science,

those who have a “prenylated” version of the OAS1 gene give a more effective response to the virus,

while others ’gene variants simply do not recognize the virus. However, if the new virus variants learn to circumvent the protection provided by the prenylated gene, they will be “significantly more serious and infectious” within the unvaccinated population.