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Long COVID Somewhat better

Long COVID with POTS-like symptoms and skipped beats, a little better, maybe LDN or time

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Not stated
Ill before improving or writing
Not stated
Last post
Jul 2025
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDIm currently experiencing a number of LC symptoms but the ones that bother me the most are the heart stuff. In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterVeins are still big, symptoms a little better but definitely still present. In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDIm currently experiencing a number of LC symptoms
Read from 3 of their posts and comments; links to the 3 this page draws on

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Summary

Otter 45705 has long COVID with POTS-like symptoms, skipped beats and a heavy heartbeat that was worse lying down; by May 2024 the skipped beats were easing. By February 2025 they had been on low-dose naltrexone for two weeks, starting at 0.75 mg and later 1.5 mg, and felt it was helping. By July 2025 symptoms were a little better but still present, and they were unsure whether LDN or time deserved the credit; compression socks gave no benefit.

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What they tried

What they credit

Their words about each treatment
  • LDN · HelpedI have had success with beginning LDN, it’s only been two weeks but I’m hopeful. In context ↗
  • compression socks · No changeI tried compression socks but didn’t notice benefits so didn’t keep up. In context ↗

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 happenedAfter
2024-05-29long COVID with heart symptoms, skipped beats already easingIm currently experiencing a number of LC symptoms but the ones that bother me the most are the heart stuff. In context ↗
2025-02-05started low-dose naltrexone and felt it was helpingI have had success with beginning LDN, it’s only been two weeks but I’m hopeful. In context ↗Low-dose naltrexone
2025-07-22symptoms a little better, veins still large, unsure if LDN or time helpedVeins are still big, symptoms a little better but definitely still present. In context ↗

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsskipped beats, thuds, and generally can feel my heartbeat more strongly In context ↗
  • POTS & dysautonomiaI get POTs symptoms In context ↗

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