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Long COVID Mild → relapsedIll 3 years before improving or writing

Long COVID, heart rate 150-160, severe fatigue; improved then relapsed after 3rd infection

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Mild (working or studying, with limits)
Ill before improving or writing
3 years
Last post
Oct 2024
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI have had covid 3 times now ... My symptoms are severe fatigue, frequent headaches & migraines In context ↗
  • At worst: MildThe fatigue, slight brain fog, night sweats, severe headaches & consistent sinus infections followed me until my heart rate dropped as well. In context ↗
  • Now: RelapsedMy heart rate jumped back up to 140bpm, the worst migraines I've ever had, night & day sweats, 99F, slight stomach cramps & severe fatigue. In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDI got the infection in late october of 2021.
Read from 3 of their posts and comments; links to the 3 this page draws on

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Summary

A Reddit user caught COVID in October 2021 and was hospitalised with a heart rate of 150-160bpm, then spent a year on heart medication with severe fatigue, headaches and sinus infections. After a reinfection and a December 2023 drop in resting heart rate to 65-85bpm, most symptoms cleared. Cutting out added sugar and a multivitamin helped energy most, but a third infection in August 2024 brought back a 140bpm heart rate, migraines and severe fatigue.

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What they tried

Also tried

changing my diet· Helped a lotinhaler· Helpedheart medication· Helped
Their words about each treatment
  • inhaler · Helpedthey gave me an inhaler that i only use randomly/as needed when i get chest pain ... the inhaler & heart medication has helped some with fatigue, headaches & chest pain In context ↗
  • heart medication · Helpedsome medication to lower my heart rate ... the inhaler & heart medication has helped some with fatigue, headaches & chest pain In context ↗
  • daily multivitamin · Helped3 months ago I started taking a daily multivitamin & changing my diet. In context ↗
  • changing my diet · Helped a loti started to cut out all added sugar as much as i possibly can & started eating more fruits, vegetables, clean meats & healthy carbs ... this has helped the most with my energy & depression/anxiety than anything else. In context ↗
  • help for my mental health · HelpedEventually I sought help for my mental health & learned to live with it & get to be the best version of myself possible. In context ↗

Approaches: CBT & mindset · Supplements

Their path

What they say at each step doesn’t fit the worst point or outcome above on the severity scale, so the steps are listed as they describe them. Dates are when they posted.

WhenWhat happened
late October 2021first COVID infection; hospitalised with heart rate 150-160bpm, put on heart medicationI got the infection in late october of 2021. I really thought I was going to die. My heart rate got up to 150-160bpm, I couldn't see straight In context ↗
a few months after coming off the heart medicationCOVID reinfection, back on heart-rate medicationI got reinfected a few months after I was taken off the heart medication, so I had to go back on it. In context ↗
December 2023resting heart rate fell to 65-85bpm; fatigue, brain fog, night sweats, headaches and sinus infections fell offit finally dropped to 65-85bpm resting ... everything else fell off in December 2023 In context ↗
June 2024cut out added sugar, ate more fruit, vegetables, clean meats and healthy carbs, drank more water, started a daily multivitaminthis has helped the most with my energy & depression/anxiety than anything else. In context ↗
August 25th 2024third COVID infection: heart rate back to 140bpm, worst migraines, sweats, 99F, stomach cramps, severe fatigueMy heart rate jumped back up to 140bpm, the worst migraines I've ever had, night & day sweats, 99F, slight stomach cramps & severe fatigue. In context ↗
September 2024still severely fatigued with headaches, migraines, nausea, dizziness, brain fog, sweats, depression and anxietyMy symptoms are severe fatigue, frequent headaches & migraines, random bouts of nausea, dizziness, brain fog In context ↗

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