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Long COVID Somewhat better

Long COVID that worsened before improving, now somewhat better with breathing exercises

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Not stated
Ill before improving or writing
Not stated
Last post
Feb 2021
In their words
Read from 2 of their posts and comments; links to the 2 this page draws on

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Summary

A Reddit user who fell ill in March 2020 wrote that their illness got worse before it got better, and expected the bad days to become shorter and further apart over time. By February 2021 they reported improvement and found breathing exercises, a pulse oximeter, low-dose aspirin and antihistamines helpful.

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What they tried

Also tried

O2 meter· Helped
Their words about each treatment
  • breathing exercises · HelpedI've found breathing exercises ... to be helpful. In context ↗
  • O2 meter · Helpedan O2 meter ... to be helpful. In context ↗
  • low dose aspirin · Helpedlow dose aspirin ... to be helpful. In context ↗
  • anti histamines · Helpedanti histamines ... to be helpful. In context ↗

Approaches: H1 antihistamines · Anticoagulants · Mind-body practices

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
March 2020fell illI got sick in March. In context ↗
—illness worsened before improvingmine got worse before it got better In context ↗
2020-12-07in a similar place to a poster having a good day; expected bad spells to get further apartIn a similar place to you - I got sick in March. In context ↗
2021-02-14got better, finding breathing exercises, an O2 meter, low dose aspirin and antihistamines helpfulmine got worse before it got better. I've found breathing exercises, an O2 meter, low dose aspirin and anti histamines to be helpful. In context ↗Meditation, yoga, breathwork

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