Abstract
Abstract The international outbreak of the unprecedented corona virus (COVID-19) has caused a global crisis with psychological which has a psychological impact, too [1]. People might be confronted with considerable psychological problems when experiencing and witnessing crises such as natural or chemical disasters, accidents in crowds, terrorist attacks or war. As a consequence, numerous people start suffering from depression, anxiety or psychosomatic symptoms [2]. People might start suffering without being primarily affected through an infection. Symptoms can be caused as a consequence of witnessing shocking events, helping victims or survivors, or the fear that oneself, one’s family members or friends are infected.
Highlights
The international outbreak of the unprecedented corona virus (COVID-19) has caused a global crisis with psychological which has a psychological impact, too [1]
A considerable psychological problem is fear [8]. This includes anxiety disorders and panic attacks. People suffering from these disorders and attacks can experience dyspnoea when being infected with COVID-19
New Psychological Approaches For Dealing With Pandemics Considering COVID-19 and its impact on society, it is important to expand our perspective from medical impacts to social consequences of the pandemic and their impact on the mental health
Summary
The international outbreak of the unprecedented corona virus (COVID-19) has caused a global crisis with psychological which has a psychological impact, too [1]. People do not follow the treatment and quarantine regulations. With regards to the COVID-19 crisis, this behavior has had a considerable impact in numerous regions. People suffering from these disorders and attacks can experience dyspnoea when being infected with COVID-19.
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