“…One year after hospital treatment in 70 of the same patients, 16% had memory disorders, 9% showed signs of aggressiveness, and 8% suffered from aphasia, 8% from visual hallucinations, and 7% from auditory hallucinations [ 41 ]. Brucellosis, typhoid fever, Lyme disease, Leptospirosis, and Whipple's disease are all examples of inflammatory diseases caused by infection that can be accompanied by psychiatric symptoms ranging from depression, mania, personality trait, and behavioral changes to manifest psychosis [ 42 ]. Regarding inflammation during healing after trauma, a survey of 722 outpatients after brain injury with an average of 10 days' unconsciousness after injury found a rate of DSM-IV valuable diagnosis of depression in 42% of patients [ 43 ].…”