I went to the hospital in distress on Feb 14, 2024, about five weeks after my primary infection. I said I was having neurological issues, difficulty thinking, confusion. They did a CT and sent me home. Three days later I went into full psychosis, and wandered the streets for hours. When I eventually ended up back at the hospital later that night, I had a resting HR of 134 and my brain was totally mush - difficulty speaking, paranoia etc. In all their wisdom they decided to lock me in the psych ward (no history of mental illness at all) without a neurological consult. I had no phone so it took days for people to find me.
No MRI, no neurology consult, just pumped full of anti-psychotics for days while friends and family tried to figure out where I was. Despite six hospital visits in six weeks showing low blood sodium, difficulty breathing, cognitive dysfunction, positive covid test six weeks earlier, not once did anyone consider anything other than depression. My official report said "psychosis due to depression" even though it later said "we could find no reason for the depression".
So yah, sorry, I don't trust the medical system anymore. Took me a year to basically refute that diagnosis thanks to a neuro-immunologist and neurologists who actually dug a little deeper.
People without chronic illnesses really don't get just how bad many doctors are at their jobs.