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Long COVID Somewhat betterIll 7 months before improving or writing

Long COVID with panic attacks and palpitations, somewhat better at seven months

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Not stated
Ill before improving or writing
7 months
Last post
Mar 2023
In their words
  • Now: Somewhat betterI feel better than the first months of this but my chest and heart still not the same. In context ↗
Read from 7 of their posts and comments; links to the 4 this page draws on

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Summary

They are on Zoloft, which gave no help; raising it to 100 mg made things worse, so they went back to 50 mg and added busprone. They also take Klonopin for panic attacks; Xanax didn’t work well and Klonopin is longer acting and allowed better sleep. Seven months in they felt better than the first months but continued to have palpitations and their chest and heart were still not the same.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • Zoloft · No changeIm on Zoloft. No help. In context ↗
  • klonopin · HelpedI also take klonopin for my panic attacks. ... Klonopin is longer acting and allowed me to sleep better.
  • Xanax · No changeXanax didn’t work well for me either. In context ↗
  • busprone · Not saidwent back down to the 50mg dose and add busprone. In context ↗

Adverse events

  • Sertraline (Zoloft)“When i upped my Zoloft to 100mg from 50 it made things worse so i went back down to the 50mg dose and add busprone.” In context ↗ Made symptoms worse

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Anxiety & low moodI also take klonopin for my panic attacks. In context ↗
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsI continue to have palpitations. In context ↗
  • Sleep problemsKlonopin is longer acting and allowed me to sleep better. In context ↗

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