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Long COVID Somewhat betterIll 2 months before improving or writing

Fatigue, brain fog and panic attacks, somewhat better with iron

Condition
Long COVID
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Ill before improving or writing
2 months
Last post
Feb 2021
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI still noticed I had other symptoms like fatigue, cold hands and feet, brain fog, heart palpitations and panic attacks In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterhonestly a lot of the issues went away. I’m on week 2 of taking them and haven’t felt brain fog, fatigue or panic attacks In context ↗
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Summary

The user noticed fatigue, cold hands and feet, brain fog, heart palpitations and panic attacks, plus GERD/gallstones and back inflammation, and was in and out of doctors for about two months, undergoing repeated testing. Omeprazole helped the acid and back inflammation, but other symptoms persisted. After low iron was found, more dietary iron and prescribed iron pills were followed; by week 2 many issues had gone and brain fog, fatigue and panic attacks were absent.

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  • omeprazole · HelpedPrescribed me omeprazole because of gerd/gallstones and that helped with a lot of issues such as acid, back inflammation. In context ↗
  • iron pills · Helped a lotI’m on week 2 of taking them and haven’t felt brain fog, fatigue or panic attacks. In context ↗

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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 happenedWhere they wereAfter
onsetSymptoms and repeated doctor visits for 2 monthsI noticed a lot of these symptoms as well and was in and out of the doctors for 2 months. In context ↗Not stated
—Omeprazole helped acid and back inflammationPrescribed me omeprazole because of gerd/gallstones and that helped with a lot of issues such as acid, back inflammation. In context ↗Not stated
2021-02-20Iron pills and more dietary iron; many issues resolvedand honestly a lot of the issues went away. I’m on week 2 of taking them and haven’t felt brain fog, fatigue or panic attacks. In context ↗Near normalIron infusion / ferritin repletion

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