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Long COVID Moderate → somewhat better

Months of long COVID with daily headache and fatigue, now somewhat better after ivermectin

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Moderate (mostly housebound)
Ill before improving or writing
months
Last post
Feb 2022
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI suffered with Long Covid as well In context ↗
  • At worst: Moderatethis fatigued, heavy , foggy "I've got to lay down & close my eyes" nauseated head for the day.....EVERY SINGLE day In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterjust recently took a week's worth of Ivermectin and finally feel better In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDI suffered with Long Covid as well In context ↗
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Summary

After months of long COVID with a daily sick headache, shortness of breath and a fatigued, heavy, foggy, nauseated head, they had to lie down by 1pm and the day was done. The illness had lasted for like months before treatment. They credited a week of ivermectin for finally feeling better.

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What they tried

What they credit

Their words about each treatment
  • Ivermectin · Helpedjust recently took a week's worth of Ivermectin and finally feel better In context ↗

Approaches: Other drugs and medicines

Their path

They say too little about how ill they were at each step to draw it on the severity scale, so the steps are listed as they describe them. Dates are when they posted.

WhenWhat happenedAfter
onsetLong CovidI suffered with Long Covid as well In context ↗
2022-02-04Felt better after a week of ivermectinjust recently took a week's worth of Ivermectin and finally feel better In context ↗Ivermectin

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Headaches & migraineI just couldn't get rid of the sick headache every single day. In context ↗
  • BreathlessnessI was short of breath. In context ↗

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