Why the study?
The COVID-19 pandemic leads to serious mental illness, neurological disorders, and frequent panic attacks, prompting the evaluation of EEG biofeedback with quantitative electroencephalogram brainwave patterns.
Does EEG biofeedback therapy improve brain wave amplitudes in patients with panic attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Does EEG biofeedback therapy improve brain wave amplitudes in patients with panic attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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EEG biofeedback therapy may effectively modulate brain wave activity and reduce symptoms in patients experiencing panic attacks post-COVID-19.
The current global crisis facing the world is the COVID-19 pandemic. Infection from the SARS-CoV-2 virus leads to serious health complications and even death. As it turns out, COVID-19 not only physically assails the health of those infected, but also leads to serious mental illness regardless of the presence of the disease. Social isolation, fear, concern for oneself and one's loved ones, all of this occurs when a pandemic overloads people. People exhibit numerous neurological disorders that have never happened to them before. Patients are diagnosed with frequent panic attacks, the result of which can be seen in their Quantitative Electroencephalogram results. This test may be one of the main diagnostic tools of the COVID-19 pandemic. From the results obtained, it is possible to compare and draw conclusions. This method of testing effectively allows EEG biofeedback training and observes its effect on brain activity. The feedback received in this way gives us the opportunity to properly tailor a protocol for the patient and their conditions. Numerous studies support the effectiveness of EEG biofeedback for panic attacks and other psychiatric disorders. The purpose of our study was to show the effectiveness of EEG biofeedback with a Quantitative Electroencephalogram of the brainwave pattern after having COVID-19 and what symptoms may result.
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