We do not provide any evidence that infection with Toxoplasma gondii or Coxiella burnetii is associated with neuropsychiatric morbidity, in particular with symptoms of poor concentration or fatigue.
It has been suggested that infection with Toxoplasma gondii is associated with slow reaction and poor concentration, whilst infection with Coxiella burnetii may lead to persistent symptoms of fatigue.
Anxiety is associated with heightened distractibility, poor concentration and an increased responsiveness to potential threat [70].
Local children were often underweight, with weak eyesight or poor concentration in the classroom.
More specifically, T. gondii infection is hypothesised to be associated with slow reaction and poor concentration [ 1, 2] whilst C. burnetii infection is reported to be associated with persistent symptoms of fatigue for up to ten years following exposure [ 3- 5].
The withdrawal syndrome is characterized by symptoms such as irritability, frustration or anger, restlessness, insomnia, anxiety, depression, problems getting along with friends and family, poor concentration, increased appetite, and craving for tobacco [ 2, 7, 8].
In addition, the generalisabilty of the findings is limited to participants who have some reading and writing ability, and bibliotherapy may not be suitable for everyone with moderate depression, particularly those with lack of energy and poor concentration [ 7, 47].
Sleep deprivation is associated with trouble finding words and poor concentration.....Hallucinating.....Hallucinating
