Body Organ Transplant Surgery Claimed Can Change Human Personality

TEXAS – A Education has just shown that organ transplants, in addition to saving lives, can also bring about unexpected personality changes in their recipients.

The study, published in the medical journal Transplantology with the title “Personality Changes Associated with Organ Transplants”, examines how organ transplants impact the recipient’s thinking patterns, behavior and actions.

This research was conducted by researchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in the United States.

Research findings show that many transplant recipients experience significant and long-term personality changes.

It should be noted that this research is still relatively new and more research is needed to fully understand the complex relationship between organ transplants and personality changes.

Following are several important points from this study as reported by Wion News.

Personality changes: Transplant recipients report a variety of personality changes, such as becoming more outgoing, aggressive, or anxious.

Long-term changes: These personality changes seem to last a long time, even years after the transplant.

Cause: The exact cause of this personality change is not yet known, but it may be related to various factors, such as side effects of immunosuppressant drugs, the experience of surgical trauma, or gratitude for a new life.

Although this research suggests a link between organ transplants and personality changes, it is important to remember that not all transplant recipients experience them.

More research is needed to better understand this phenomenon and to help transplant recipients cope with potential personality changes they may experience.

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