A Yale neurologist who directs the Yale Medicine NeuroCovid Clinic explains that long COVID brain fog is a persistent cognitive impairment affecting thinking, memory, and focus, typically emerging around three months post-infection. The piece describes treatment approaches including exercise, certain medications, and "brain budgeting" strategies for managing limited mental energy.
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Long COVID Brain Fog: What It Is and How to Manage It
May 29, 2024
A Yale neurologist explains long COVID brain fog as persistent cognitive impairment and outlines exercise, medication, and pacing-based management strategies.
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