0862 A unique case of severe sleep onset and maintenance insomnia following COVID-19 vaccination

Aryal, Shubekchha; Kramer, Joshua; Azzouz, Mouhannad; Stansbury, Robert

doi:10.1093/sleep/zsac079.856

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“…Around 7.6% and 38% of people complained about trouble in sleeping for more than half days and several days respectively. There were around 50% of people who had no issue with their sleep cycle 17 . As in a study it was concluded that chronic insomnia and sleep deprivation could be a side effect of the Covid'19 vaccination 19 .…”

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Effects of Covid-19 Vaccines on Mental Health of an Individual A Cross-Sectional Clinical Study

Maruf,

Mumtaz,

Khan

et al. 2023

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Objective: The mains and objectives of the study was to evaluate the impact of Covid’19 vaccination on mental health status. Study Design: A Cross-Sectional Clinical Study. Place and Duration: It is a cross-sectional study which was conducted by the house officers and the faculty of Dow International Dental College from june2022 to January 2023. Methodology: This study was conducted by distributing the questionnaire among the patients coming to the Outpatient Department at Dow International Dental College. A total of 280 Questionnaires were filled among the Vaccinated Patients coming to the OPD. Questions were inquired related to demographics, dosage, history, last dose, and benefit of vaccine, depression, sleep deprivation, feeling low, trouble concentrating and suicidal thoughts. The consent to fill this questionnaire by the patient was taken by 'Implied Consent'. It was in English language but was translated in Urdu by the house officers whenever it was needed to ensure the comprehension of the questions to the patients. The filled questionnaire was collected by the house officers of the dental department. A total of more than 280 questionnaires were distributed among the participants out of which 250 questionnaires were filled correctly giving us a response rate of 89.2% and dropouts of 10.8%. Practical Implications: The results of this cross-sectional clinical study have practical implications for the wider community. Encouraging Covid-19 vaccination can have a positive impact on both physical and mental health, and promoting vaccine uptake may lead to improved mental health outcomes for individuals. Such benefits can reduce the overall burden of mental health issues during the pandemic, which is beneficial to the community. Thus, public health campaigns should focus on the potential positive effects of Covid-19 vaccines on mental health to improve community well-being and promote vaccine acceptance. Results: Approximately 48% women and 52% male have anxiety, depression or either disorder, respectively. Adults with anxiety and depression were more likely to have low educational attainment, low household income, lack of health insurance and either lack or delay medical care. The filled questionnaire was collected by the house officers of the dental department. A total of more than 280 questionnaires were distributed among the participants out of whom 250 questionnaires were filled correctly giving us a response rate of 89.2% and dropouts of 10.8%. There was a common mental impact that was noticed and brought about people's mental health at stake. Conclusion: Forceful vaccination has a potential to affect mental health of an individual. Further studies are required to extrapolate the findings of the present study. Keywords: vaccination, Mental health, Anxiety, Depression

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