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Long COVID Severe → relapsedIll 4 years before improving or writing

Long COVID racing heart and skin issues eased then relapsed; largely bedridden

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Severe (mostly bedbound)
Ill before improving or writing
4 years
Last post
May 2026
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDThis all happened in June 2022 after getting covid-19. In context ↗
  • At worst: SevereI just spend every day in bed and deem it a sick day In context ↗
  • Now: RelapsedMy pots went away too but it randomly came back. It didn’t heal. It just went into remission In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDInitial infection: June 3rd, 2022
Read from 47 of their posts and comments; links to the 20 this page draws on

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Summary

Wave 94033 caught COVID in June 2022 at 28 and developed racing heart, adrenaline dumps and skin reactions, while her existing chronic migraine worsened and numbness slowly worsened over four years. Tachycardia and skin issues eased after months but relapsed around 20 months, and fear of MCAS led to food restriction and 79 pounds; she became largely bedridden. B12 injections from late 2025 lifted her blood levels without easing the numbness, and she stopped them because they left her weak and bedridden. She said she had only worsened.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • chicken and rice elimination diet · Worsei panicked and stopped eating everything apart from chicken and rice In context ↗
  • long walks · HelpedAnd exercising well really helps. I take long walks and see great improvement on palpitations. In context ↗
  • low histamine diet · No changei made the choice to axe the guac off my bowls because everyone told me to eliminate high histamine foods, so i did despite it not doing anything In context ↗
  • Tums · Not saidbegan taking tums nearly every day In context ↗
  • yoga and stretching · Not saidTried yoga and my muscles are extremely weak and shakey after 15 minutes. In context ↗
  • fragrance-free detergent and avoiding dryer sheets · HelpedSince moving and getting my own washer and dryer and using strictly All free and clear, I don’t have anymore skin issues In context ↗
  • magnesium · Helpedtemporarily they went away after being given magnesium, potassium; and liquid iv In context ↗
  • Liquid IV and IV fluids · HelpedThey gave me a liquid iv and i literally watched the symptoms go away. In context ↗
  • positive affirmations · WorseI really don’t like the affirmations they wrote me. In context ↗
  • B12 injections · WorseI really couldn’t tolerate the injection. They would make me so weak that i would feel like i was not gonna make it. And then id be bedridden for days. In context ↗
  • Amoxicillin (Amoxil) · Not saidI also remember once being really sick for a few months waking up with nausea every day from amoxicillin. In context ↗
  • Antidepressants (unspecified) · Not saidI also have had life threatening reactions to anti depressants In context ↗

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecoveredonset12 mo2 y3 y

How ill they were on the ME/CFS severity scale, estimated from what they describe at each point, with time counted from when the illness began. Hover or tap a point. Dates are when they posted. What the levels mean.

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
June 2022COVID-19 (Omicron) infectionThen, june 2022, it happened. Omicron infection. Felt like a very bad flu. In context ↗Mild
August 2022high heart rate, adrenaline dumps, burning skin, breathing episodesitting up causing 180. Adrealine dumps. Skin imprints. Burning skin if i scratched it. Brain fog. INSANE GERD. In context ↗Moderate
December 2022heart rate and adrenaline dumps settledIn december, my heart rate issues went away and so did the dumps. In context ↗Mild
March 2023GERD, seasonal allergies and brain fog became extremely severeIn march, my gerd and seasonal allergies and brain fog became extremely severe (California super bloom) In context ↗Moderate
October 2023food restriction down to 79 pounds, chronic numbnesswound up in October at 79 pounds as a 5’3 woman In context ↗Severe
December 2023bedridden by migraines for nearly the whole month, dumps returnedin December , i became bed ridden by really bad migraines for nearly the entire month In context ↗Severe
January 2024moved to Ohio; sleep, anxiety and skin improvedSince moving, I sleep better and my anxiety has lessened due to better quality of life. Still feeling unwell.. In context ↗Moderate
February 2024POTS relapse with adrenaline dumps and skin imprintsim 20 months post and suddenly have relapsed and am having pots symptoms again, adrenaline dumps again, skin imprints AGAIN. In context ↗Moderate
April 2024felt much better after a spell of extreme fatigueI feel much better! I hope you feel better soon <3 In context ↗Moderate
May 2026numbness worsened over four years; disabled and malnourishedI have slowly over the last 4 years only worsened. In context ↗Severe

Adverse events

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Brain foghard to concentrate and my head feels like mush In context ↗
  • POTS & dysautonomiamy original pots symptoms went away around the 3-4 month mark In context ↗
  • Sleep problemsSince moving, I sleep better and my anxiety has lessened due to better quality of life. In context ↗
  • Pain & fibromyalgiaI’m noticing that its heavily contributing to my chronic body pain. In context ↗
  • Headaches & migraineMIGRAINES ARE REALLY BAD In context ↗
  • Gut problemsGERD. Horrible bad gerd. In context ↗
  • BreathlessnessI felt like I couldn’t get enough air In context ↗
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsHadn’t had a palpitation episode in 7 months and got hit with one today In context ↗
  • Muscle weaknessmy muscles are extremely weak and shakey after 15 minutes In context ↗
  • Neuropathy & tinglingIm completely entirely disabled unable to care for myself because of the neuropathy In context ↗
  • Temperature regulationI had it for 4-5 months and 9 months in, i’m doing better In context ↗

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