Reassessment of the underlying mechanisms that contribute to the neurological disorders linked to long-term COVID-19

We read with great interest the article by Graban and his colleagues [1] regarding the neurological effects of long COVID-19.A possible explanation for the neurological difficulties was proposed by the authors as cell fusion.Furthermore, the authors highlight that there is a considerable percentage of people feeling weariness and cognitive dysfunction, which includes lower attention span, short-term memory loss, and overall memory impairment.Moreover, recent scientific findings suggest that there are increasingly severe problems that follow these symptoms.There are considerable disparities in the intelligence quotient (IQ) between those who have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 and those who have not contracted the illness.Even a little illness can result in a decrease in IQ of around three points [2].Nevertheless, it is important to note that most of these investigations were carried