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Long COVID Mild → relapsedIll 2 years before improving or writingNeeds ongoing treatment

Long COVID with insomnia and tachycardia; diet and walking helped, then symptoms returned

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Mild (working or studying, with limits)
Ill before improving or writing
2 years
Last post
Dec 2022
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI had covid in mid November In context ↗
  • At worst: Mildworsen insomnia and anxiety, chest cracking and tachycardia even in rest 100-130 bpm ... and today I tried to do a little bit more heavy exercice and then go to work
  • Now: RelapsedI suffered from long COVID for like 2 years then I started to feel better and somehow living my "normal" life or something similar to it. Then 4 months ago started with these symptoms. In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDI had covid in mid November , the big symptom was pneumonia In context ↗
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Summary

They caught COVID-19 with pneumonia in November 2020 and were left with high blood pressure, insomnia, anxiety and resting tachycardia of 100-130 bpm. A nutritionist's five-meal anti-inflammatory diet, supplements, CBD and a gradual walking and running routine helped; by May 2022 there were no hypoglycaemia attacks in over six months. After about two years they felt near normal, but four months before their last post symptoms returned.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • propanolol · Not saidmy psychiatrist raised my propanolol and Alprazolam doses In context ↗
  • breath exercises · Not saidI make breath exercises In context ↗
  • inspirometer · Not saidI utilize an inspirometer In context ↗
  • exercise bike · Helpedalso a little bit of exercise bike. I went from 100-140 walking To 100-115 In context ↗
  • redox-antiiflamatory diet · Helpedwho's sent me a redox-antiiflamatory diet with 5 foods per day and supplements ... I got no hypoglycemia events recently and my bpm has going better In context ↗
  • vitamin C and D · HelpedLots of extra supplements too like vitamin C and D, Salmon oil. In context ↗
  • CBD · Helpedcbd helped me with anxiety and it was so good for my insomnia issue too In context ↗
  • walking in the park, running intervals · Helpedwalking in the park , running 5 seconds , walk again, breath and calm down and run again 5 second . Eventually I could run 10 then 15 . In context ↗

Approaches: Diet · Exercise and activity

Their path

What they say at each step doesn’t fit the worst point or outcome above on the severity scale, so the steps are listed as they describe them. Dates are when they posted.

WhenWhat happenedAfter
2020-11COVID-19 with pneumoniaI had covid in mid November , the big symptom was pneumonia In context ↗
2020-12sequelae: high blood pressure, insomnia, anxiety, resting tachycardiaBut I got sequels like high blood pressure , worsen insomnia and anxiety, chest cracking and tachycardia even in rest 100-130 bpm In context ↗
2021-02heart rate lower and no hypoglycaemia events on diet and CBDI got no hypoglycemia events recently and my bpm has going better ( no more than 116 bpm I can even reach 89-100 sometimes) In context ↗Elimination diets (other)
2021-02-20crashed after walking fast and heavier exercise before workI felt worse since the day I needed to walk fast, almost run a street and in return. And today I tried to do a little bit more heavy exercice and then go to work In context ↗
2022-05-23walking, short runs and yoga; no glycaemia crisis for over six months; eating normal food againEventually I could run 10 then 15 . Made yoga. In context ↗Everyday exercise and activity
2022-12-24symptoms returned four months earlier; still going through it and anxiousI suffered from long COVID for like 2 years then I started to feel better and somehow living my "normal" life or something similar to it. Then 4 months ago started with these symptoms. In context ↗

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsrecently I feel my tachycardia going up again In context ↗
  • Sleep problemsworsen insomnia In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodit makes me so anxious! In context ↗
  • Breathlessnesssome difficulty for breathing like rhinitis or something like that In context ↗
  • Post-exertional malaiseI felt worse since the day I needed to walk fast, almost run a street and in return In context ↗

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