One man said he couldn't remember a 12-day vacation he took weeks prior.
or intensive care, while others had more mild cases that they coped with at home. The aforementioned nurse was hospitalized with pneumonia for five days, and the man from California had breathing problems and body aches for several weeks.
There are a number of theories about why brain fog occurs after people recover from COVID-19, one of which is an autoimmune reaction that can attack nerve cells, Yale School of Medicine's Serena Spudich, MD, chief of neurological infections and global neurology, told. Another theory is that brain fog can be caused by inflammation in blood vessels leading a person's brain, and Dr.
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