Long COVID
Somewhat betterIll 2.5 years before improving or writing
Long COVID with nonstop nausea and diarrhea, now somewhat better
- Condition
- Long COVID
- At worst
- Not stated
- Ill before improving or writing
- 2.5 years
- Last post
- Mar 2025
In their words
- Condition: Long COVID
covid induced gastritis and gastroparesis
In context ↗ - Now: Somewhat better
2 years and 8 months out and it finally has been chilling out. Still have it but not as bad.
In context ↗ - Began after: COVID
covid induced gastritis and gastroparesis
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Summary
Marsh 81989 developed long COVID with nonstop nausea and diarrhea from covid-induced gastritis and gastroparesis. They were in a slow viral/covid recovery program, but the gastric issues did not improve and flares caused a huge regression in recovery. By March 2025, two years and eight months after onset, they reported that it had finally chilled out, though it was still present but not as bad.
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What they tried
Also tried
viral/covid recovery program· Not said
Their words about each treatment
- viral/covid recovery program · Not said
I am in a slow progression viral/covid recovery program. But my gastric issues with nonstop nausea and diarrhea from the covid induced gastritis and gastroparesis is not getting any better.
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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.
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| onset | COVID-19 infection leading to long COVIDcovid induced gastritis and gastroparesisIn context ↗ |
| 2022-12-16 | gastric symptoms flared and caused a regressionthose issues flare up and cause a huge regression in my recoveryIn context ↗ |
| 2025-03-23 | exercise intolerance lessened2 years and 8 months out and it finally has been chilling out. Still have it but not as bad.In context ↗ |
Symptoms mentioned
Their words about their symptoms
- Gut problems
nonstop nausea and diarrhea from the covid induced gastritis and gastroparesis
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