Could COVID hysteria bring on Dementia?

Dementia is together a group of disease which leads the person in psychotic hallucination and delusions, impairments to memory, thinking and behavior, also leads to memory loss and mostly effects on brain damaging .It also effects the way they think and interact with other person and also motor skills are effected, also includes decreased motivation, emotional problem and difficulties in language that effects the ability to perform daily activities.

Person who is effected with dementia forgets to take precautions during this covid like washing and sanitizing hands, taking protein food for time. However it mainly effects old people who were suffering severely ill with coronavirus and they will have a great confusion symptom of hysteria. Hysteria can easily effect when brain is unable to compensate for a stressful situation.

There are three advanced hypotheses to explain how hysteria may provoke dementia. One line of thinking holds that an inflation of toxic cellular trash in the brain can cause short term hysteria and longer term damage to brain. The second suspect is swelling, which often trouble people who are hospitalized for infectious and cardiovascular disease. The third includes threshold hypotheses.  

 

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