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Long COVID Somewhat betterIll 3.5 years before improving or writing

Long COVID gut issues for over two years, somewhat better with pantoprazole and raw ginger

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Not stated
Ill before improving or writing
3.5 years
Last post
Jun 2024
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI hate the term long covid..........our bodies are damaged FROM covid. In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterthose heart symptoms never really returned ... 2 years dealing with this and it's just more annoying than anything else
  • Began after: COVIDJanuary 21' got COVID for the first time. In context ↗
Read from 10 of their posts and comments; links to the 7 this page draws on

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Summary

Gull 24125 caught COVID in January 2021 and again in January 2022. Heart palpitations and constant tinnitus in the left ear followed the second infection; gut problems began after the first as reflux, then became indigestion and soft stool. The palpitations settled within a month and the tinnitus became intermittent, but gut issues persisted for over two years. Pantoprazole relieved the reflux, raw ginger gave quick partial relief and psilocybin microdoses helped brain fog and old anxiety.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • pantoprazole · HelpedI was told possible GERD and prescribed pantoprazole for only 30 days. I have luckily had relief from that ever since. In context ↗
  • famotidine · No changeI have famotidine at home right now and was using it once a day for about a week with no results. In context ↗
  • raw ginger · HelpedThe ONLY relief I have found the for GI issues is supplemental raw ginger. In context ↗
  • psilocybin · Helped a lotI cannot suggest enough a micro dose schedule of psilocybin. In context ↗
  • THC · Not saidTHC still does give me the same high as I had before LC. In context ↗

Approaches: Other drugs and medicines

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecoveredonset12 mo2 y3 y

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
January 2021first COVID infection, laid up a few days then back to normalJanuary 21' got COVID for the first time. In context ↗Mild
January 2022COVID reinfection with heart palpitationsFast forward to January 22' got it again and had mostly the same symptoms with added heart palpitations. In context ↗Mild
early 2022constant tinnitus in left ear, then acid reflux and indigestionWhat came shortly after that 2nd bout though was horrible tinnitus in my left ear which was constant for about 2 months and then tapered off. In context ↗Mild
2022-2023tinnitus became intermittent; gut symptoms settled into indigestion and soft stoolNow it returns for about a week or so every other month. In context ↗Mild
December 2023raw ginger gave partial relief of gut symptomsThe only partial relief I've found in Ginger. In context ↗Mild
June 2024gut symptoms ongoing and tinnitus intermittent; psilocybin microdoses helped brain fogI feel a lot of us are suffering from the same brain fog and it's helped for me. In context ↗Mild

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Tinnitushorrible tinnitus in my left ear which was constant for about 2 months and then tapered off In context ↗
  • Gut problemsit transitioned into indigestion/soft stool and it's been that way now for over a year In context ↗
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsadded heart palpitations In context ↗
  • Loss of smell or tasteNo taste no smell. In context ↗
  • Temperature regulationheavy sweats heavy chills alternating for days In context ↗
  • Brain fogI feel a lot of us are suffering from the same brain fog and it's helped for me. In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodCured my debilitating anxiety/paranoia due to a precious bad trip on LSD 7 years prior. In context ↗

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