Submitted by Temporary_turbulance t3_11h1h43 in askscience
JackTR314 t1_jatyoun wrote
Reply to comment by Ieatadapoopoo in Does being sick impair the body’s ability to form memories during that time? by Temporary_turbulance
I can try to find the study for you, but they infected brain organoids with covid, and then found hyper active immune cells, causing significantly fewer neuron synapses.
Basically a type of immune cells that normally cleaves axons and synapses as part of healthy function became over active. The reduced synapses were hypothesized to be a potential cause of the brain fog post covid.
Ieatadapoopoo t1_jau37u6 wrote
Fascinating!! I’ll be looking for this study, but if you happen across it please send it my way
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taketurnsandlove t1_jaupvgg wrote
Please send my way also. Thanks
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Suitable_Success_243 t1_javonm9 wrote
ADHD has also been associated with an overactive immune system and chronic inflammation. Many ADHD patients also suffer from asthma, allergies and auto-immune disorders.
Also, this is why vaccines are important. Natural exposure provides immunity but at the cost of inflammation and damage to the body.
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