Coronavirus in your brain

Can you get Coronavirus in your brain? Coronavirus can affect lots of different parts of the body but there is evidence to suggest that you can get coronavirus in your brain. Is it true and what happens if coronavirus does enter your brain.
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[Brainbook]

Have you suffered from coronavirus? What were your symptoms?

[CarsMeetsBikes]

I have been staying home as much as possible but after you telling us that coronavirus could cause neurological damage, I don’t want to leave the house at all anymore

[magnoliapeach]

I suffered from Covid-19. And I would NEVER wish that on anyone. SUPER SEVERE headaches, SUPER SEVERE body aches (especially in my bones), high fever, severe diarrhea, double pneumonia, chills, fatigue, loss of smell, loss of taste, equilibrium was severely off ( had to have assistance walking or use wheelchair and my speech was SEVERELY distorted (my speech would come and go). The hospitals, doctors, nurses, therapists were all confused and didn't know what to do. So they prescribed me anxiety medicine. Thank God, I'm healed‼️

[Sebastian-yuxt]

I have personally seen changes on brain because of COVID-19, through CT scan.

[pifflebunk]

This is the sort I information I really enjoy. It's nice to listen to info that hasn't been dumbed down the way the news media does.

[chrismason]

I have a spinal cord injury with permanent nerve damage. I am also fitted with a Nevro spinal cord stimulator/modulator. I take many prescriptions including pregabalin and high dose oxycodone. I had symptoms of covid 19 a few weeks ago. Dry cough, sore throat, temperature etc. After 4 or 5 days I completely lost my sense of taste and smell and had a terrible headache around my sinuses. Fits perfectly with your research. Would be happy to talk with you if you wish. Thanks.

[beautifullydifferent]

I've had symptoms for 11 days now. I took the test a couple days ago. Got a positive result. So Far I am lucky to have mild symptoms. Like a cold.

[rickgreenquist]

I had covid - in intensive care for 63 days, 40 of those days in coma - this was in mid 2020. I had a mini-stroke, kidney damage, had to go on the ventilator 3 times, but I survived!! I was out of work for 6 months. My wife had covid and sailed through in no time! I normally do not get the flu, rarely get a cold, but Covid almost killed me! I now am

[nataliequintana]

Thank you for the information you put in this video...my 12 yr old came down with covid the end of March..she had a mild case but lost her sense of smell completely and said nothing tasted right...although she's recovered physically she still has neurological symptoms including brain fog, memory loss, and problems focusing especially in school. For about a week her right arm shook everytime she experienced anxiety but that has subsided thank God. 😔 I think the public needs to shine more light on this subject..there are alot of people struggling with the neurological affects from covid

[Daniwild]

My friend James had this horrible cough and so many symptoms. He got tested for the flu and that came back negative. I had a bad time too losing my sense of smell toward the ends of my illness but, not being able to sleep or breathe well for about three weeks. I feel fine now and his breathing is better too but I am worried about him since his face fell at some point when his cough was bad and he cannot keep his left eye open anymore. He is going to the doctor tomorrow. He and I both had lots of eye irritation as well and I thought his eye problem was pink eye but his eye looks fine. He has never been diagnosed with Bell's Palsy. I am also worried about how tired he is. He is 51 years of age.

[donnad]

I've been sick since July 31 and been out of work since. I am going to geta CT scan soon. My brain is not right. Thank you for this video,

[jeniromero]

Going on 5 weeks now with Covid19 and have had the no smell no taste sensation. Also, experience major migraine headaches and I have been living with hiv/aids for over 20+ years, and have a suppressed immune system that really concerns me. The information was quite valuable, and I'm still learning new things every day as I seem to have different symptoms that come and go. Don't know when I will be able to test negative again, but so far I after the first positive result, I retested, and my tests results were positive for the second time. So this is so scary for me to go through this process, and actually my entire family was diagnosed with Covid19. My Mother, 2 Sisters, and a nephew plus myself. Looking forward to hear more about this Covid19 Virus.

[humann]

I haven't contacted the virus, but I have been affected. I got separated from my family and home town. I've been stuck in Ottawa for a few weeks now. Some of my family has contracted corona as well.

[geraldinego]

After being tested positive last month, I have experienced dizziness most of the time I was thinking this is one of the post covid effect. And also lately I've been having phantom smells which I have never had before.

[campbellhouse]

I've been dizzy, numbness in my face, noises sound louder, can't taste hot sauce but can taste other things, vertigo when showering, feeling loopy like I'm drugged, nose sinus cavities are tingling and my nose is dry. Smelling coffee sends me on a sneezing attack which I'm use to drinking coffee on the daily. Had a low grade fever for 2 days with legs feeling very stiff, I forgot what year it is, clearing my throat a lot, got out of breath from vacuuming my tiny living room

[tebb]

I am a "breakthrough" case ( had 2 Pfizer vaccinations & previously tested NEG for virus ) Recently I had a sudden onset of severe spinning and was seen at the E.R. After several tests that showed no real concern I was tested for Covid and there it was. I was positive. This severe dizziness is my only symptom and very scary. I am 71 and work in a high risk environment
( grocery store ). Now I am isolated and am waiting for a follow up doctor visit. Thank you for your video. Patti

[crise]

My patient was having stroke like symptoms and turns out she was COVID +

[drerikatajra]

Your content is excelent, excelent ! I feel extremely proud to see another clincian to share scientific knowledge with public and junior doctors and researchers, thank you ! What you do is important, globally and I hope your team is aware of that.

[slamExplained]

DR. What editing software do you use and do you do the editing yourself? Impressed by the quality of your videos.

[lemrabottlemrabott]

respect to you sir and i'm pre med student and my dream is to be a Neurosurgeon in the future <3