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With most of these other conditions, brain fog typically resolves when the infection clears or the treatment stops. COVID, however, seems to cause a much more intense and sometimes long-lasting, widespread inflammatory effect. https://t.co/0zixf6Pxlq — PolitiTweet.org

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Brain fog, a term used to describe feelings of mental fuzziness, affects everyone differently. And while there are many health conditions known to cause brain fog, COVID-19 seems to have a unique and serious impact on some people’s ability to think clearly. https://t.co/kjSjPiwoof — PolitiTweet.org

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But a COVID diagnosis does not mean you will experience brain fog. Many people will clear the infection and bounce back immediately. Some will gradually improve over time. In others, however, the brain fog persists — and occasionally, it can become chronic and debilitating. https://t.co/qIKNcAHAvY — PolitiTweet.org

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