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COVID-19 may have long-term mental health effects

New research has shown high rates of delirium, persistent fatigue and post-traumatic stress disorder were common after severe infection in previous coronavirus outbreaks, raising concerns that the situation will be repeated as a result of this pandemic.

The research showed that in the short term, delirium was common and psychosis was rare:

Little is known about the mental health consequences of severe COVID-19 illness because it is caused by a new coronavirus.

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