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What Long Covid symptoms do you experience?

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What Long Covid symptoms do you experience?

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Depression

Long COVID

Anxiety (Including GAD)

Chronic Memory Loss

Abdominal Distention

Symptoms Involving Nervous & Musculoskeletal Systems

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    • Leeroxa

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      @crzy1 I feel that way too! But I just have to believe we can all be well one day....

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    • crzy1

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      I had Covid in December of 2020. I was so sickes for 3 weeks. Since then, and to this day, I have had issues with smell and taste, brain fog, fatigue, memory loss, balance, headaches and a few others. I have just learned to live with it! I don't care what anyone says, I truly believe all of these issues are permanent.

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      • Leeroxa

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        @crzy1 I feel that way too! But I just have to believe we can all be well one day....

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    • MattMix

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      Since I got Covid at the end of 2020, I would have the headaches, chills and acute shortness of breath all come back and sometimes stay for weeks. The worst part of it all for me is the fatigue. I feel like I haven’t gotten sleep in days. Approximately 9 months after Covid, the fatigue seemed to go away. Then I got Covid again 3 months ago and the fatigue is even worse. Any suggestions for the fatigue?

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      • Leeroxa

        726d

        @MattMix even if you dont feel like eating, stick to a healthy nonprocessed food diet. High protein and it doesnt have to be meat protein. I drink Naked Whey protein drinks.

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    • Monie30

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      My symtoms are insomnia with sleep meds weak off and on. I have ear pain head pain ringing in my right ear. Eyes feel heavy sore almost. My teeth hurt from time to time. They say I'm mental by believing I'm sick with something. I have pain in my abdomin going for heart checks. Have bad heart pain not sure where it's from. They put me on proponyolol not sure if I spelled that correctly. My mom is coming this weekend cause no one wants to care for her. I'm just glad someone will be here with me in the mornings

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    • Deb5498

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      So since I contracted COVID-19, I have had brain fog, fatigue, anxiety and depression.

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      • Leeroxa

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        @Deb5498 anxiety makes my heart race.

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    • GrrArgh

      739d

      My heart rate is always so high when doing simple things, my O2 drops to 90 when walking up stairs or again doing simple things like making a bed. I have trouble breathing at times. Brain fog here and there, it takes me forever to remember something.

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      • Leeroxa

        739d

        @GrrArgh oh, Im on Home Health care to help me recover.

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      • Leeroxa

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        @GrrArgh this sounds just like me. My heart rate slows but when I get up to do anything, it jumps way up. Im about to have another scat scan to compare my lung damage since January.

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    • Leeroxa

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      🙏

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    • Leeroxa

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      Oh my O2 fluctuates, but it is not bad.

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      • Monie30

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        @Leeroxa keep a oxygen in your home oxygen is needed for all with covid

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    • Leeroxa

      739d

      Fatigue, crazy heart rate, depression and anxiety, Brain FOG, loss of appetite........

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      • Chefd

        738d

        @Leeroxa same here. Really bad day yesterday and today. No answers other than Long Covid. No treatments or help.

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        • Leeroxa

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          @Chefd 🙏

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        • Leeroxa

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          @Chefd I also believe my stress effects my heart rate. Deep breathing helps me. Also, my home health nurse gave me a small aparatus to breathe in and out of. Not the floating ball one. Anyway, I try to count my breaths and it really helps.

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