Research has found that COVID-19 infections affect mental health. Researchers found that many of those who survived coronavirus had fatigue, depression, anxiety, poor sleep quality, and PTSD a year after the infection. These symptoms were more likely for those who used alcohol, smoked, or had a history of chronic illness. If you have COVID-19, there are some things you can do to help manage the mental health impacts, including the following:

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