Psychological Impact on Post-COVID Patients

Abstract

The most significant thing in a mental health disorder is its prevalence. Here we compare the consequences of pandemics on people’s mental health with the recordings of ASD & PTSD in the last forty years; we will prove that they are primarily different. The symptoms of mental disorders differ; therefore, the chances of good treatment differ are significantly less. We tend to cancel some chances of a new mental disorder, considering a new one can emerge from this pandemic. We have to determine the extent of what pandemics are doing to one’s mental state. The author planned medical care for immediate support.
 "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." Thus mental health is more than just the absence of mental disorders.
 Mental health is a state of mind in which he can realize his capacities and abilities, cope with stress, and have optimal productivity.
 Mental health is essential for a person for his own sake and the collective good of society; for good mental health, a person should be content with his life. Thus the prevention and restoration of mental health are essential for individuals and society. Multiple social, psychological, and biological factors are responsible for knowing a person's mental health.
 Social factors, stressful conditions in the workplace, gender discrimination, and unhealthy lifestyle are also responsible for the detoriation of mental health. There are specific psychological and personality factors that make people vulnerable to mental health problems. Biological risks include genetic factor.