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Long COVID Severe → somewhat betterIll 2.5 years before improving or writing

Long COVID nausea and gastroparesis, now somewhat better

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Severe (mostly bedbound)
Ill before improving or writing
2.5 years
Last post
Aug 2025
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDI ended up developing a condition called gastroparesis from COVID In context ↗
  • At worst: Severestill only able to eat around 200 calories a day In context ↗
  • Now: Somewhat betterabout 9 months before I could eat semi-normally again ... I am still very restricted with the foods I can eat In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDI ended up developing a condition called gastroparesis from COVID In context ↗
Read from 4 of their posts and comments; links to the 4 this page draws on

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Summary

After a COVID-19 infection in 2023 they developed nausea after eating and could eat only about 200 calories a day, losing 55 lbs in two months. They were later diagnosed with gastroparesis. Improvement began after 4-5 months, and by around nine months they could eat semi-normally again. In August 2025 they were still restricted in the foods they could eat but said they were no longer dying.

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What they tried

Also tried

Zofran· Helpedcompazine· Helpedanti-anxiety meds· Helpedtrying one new food a day· Helped
Their words about each treatment
  • Zofran · HelpedZofran and compazine help a little but still only able to eat around 200 calories a day In context ↗
  • anti-anxiety meds · HelpedI found it much easier to push through when my doctor prescribed me anti-anxiety meds. In context ↗
  • trying one new food a day · HelpedThe one thing that's been helping me is trying one new food a day so I know what my stomach can tolerate In context ↗

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecovered6 mo12 mo18 mo2 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. The chart starts 2 months after onset: the story doesn’t say how ill they were before that. 2 steps say too little to place on the scale and are only in the table. Dates are when they posted. What the levels mean.

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
2023 (spring)developed nausea after eating after COVID-19I developed this the day I started feeling better and am entering into month 3 In context ↗Not stated
2023-06-02could eat only about 200 calories a day; lost 55 lbs in 2 monthsstill only able to eat around 200 calories a day ... Down 55 lbs in 2 monthsSevere
about 4-5 months after onsetfirst improvement in gastroparesisI ended up developing a condition called gastroparesis from COVID, which took about 4-5 months to start seeing any improvement In context ↗Not stated
about 9 months after onsetcould eat semi-normally againabout 9 months before I could eat semi-normally again In context ↗Mild
2025-08-15still restricted in foods but not dying like beforeI am still very restricted with the foods I can eat, though I'm not dying like I was In context ↗Mild

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Gut problemsDoes anybody experience nausea after eating after getting COVID? In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodI found it much easier to push through when my doctor prescribed me anti-anxiety meds In context ↗

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