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CBS Exclusive: 14-Year-Old Orange County Boy Hospitalized For COVID-19 Psychosis
"He woke up a different person, someone who is more agitated, angry, anxious," Wilma Singh said. "That's the total opposite of my son."
ORANGE (CBSLA) — After 15 members of one Orange County family came down with COVID-19 in mid-June — contracted they believe at an indoor birthday party — the youngest of the group is still suffering aftereffects, even after recovering from the virus itself.
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14-year-old Daniel Salinas developed COVID-19 psychosis, his family told CBSLA Sunday. It is a condition that can cause psychiatric symptoms, including hallucinations, in some COVID-19 patients after other symptoms have abated.
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