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Long COVID Mild → somewhat betterIll 14 months before improving or writing

Long COVID with tachycardia, blood pressure spikes and brief paralysis, somewhat better

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Mild (working or studying, with limits)
Ill before improving or writing
14 months
Last post
Oct 2023
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI haven't had attack like this in a couple of months but i have some weird head sensations. In context ↗
  • At worst: MildI had the best form of my body because i was in the gym everyday In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterI haven't had attack like this in a couple of months but i have some weird head sensations. In context ↗
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Summary

A 21-year-old former professional athlete had his first tachycardia in summer 2022, then blood pressure spikes, a 45-minute attack at a cinema that led him to hospital, and brief right-sided paralysis and tingling. Doctors called it anxiety and prescribed antidepressants; he took ashwagandha. He had COVID four times and no vaccine. He hadn't had an attack like that in a couple of months, though he had odd head sensations and his BP last week was 140/70-80.

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What they tried

Also tried

medicine shots to calm me down· Not saidashwaganda· Not said
Their words about each treatment
  • medicine shots to calm me down · Not saidWent to hospital asap and they give me some medicine shots to calm me down. In context ↗
  • ashwaganda · Not saidRn I’m on ashwaganda. I haven’t had attack like this in a couple of months In context ↗

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecoveredonset6 mo12 mo

How ill they were on the ME/CFS severity scale, estimated from what they describe at each point, with time counted from when the illness began. Hover or tap a point. 1 step has no time and sits in story order between the steps around it. Dates are when they posted. What the levels mean.

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
Summer 2022first tachycardia after snus and drinking; carried on as normalSummer 2022 I had my first tachycardia after taking a snus after drinking. In context ↗Near normal
January 2023sudden high blood pressure spikes at the gym and in bed while still training dailyI had spikes of high bp all of a sudden when I slept with some girls or when i run on a treadmill in the gym. In context ↗Near normal
202345-minute tachycardia at the cinema, taken to hospital, treated as panic attacksi had tachycardia for 45 minutes and I thought it was a cardiac arrest In context ↗Mild
2023-10-18no attacks for a couple of months, but odd head sensations and raised blood pressureI haven’t had attack like this in a couple of months but i have some weird head sensations. In context ↗Mild

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsmy first tachycardia after taking a snus In context ↗
  • POTS & dysautonomiaMy bp last week was constantly 140/70-80. In context ↗
  • Neuropathy & tinglingOr i have tingling sensation. In context ↗
  • Headaches & migrainei have some weird head sensations In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodThey told me it was anxiety which was true because I had a tough year. In context ↗

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