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Long COVID with vertigo and brain fog, much better on Ozempic

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Not stated
Ill before improving or writing
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Last post
Sep 2024
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Summary

A very long COVID hauler with vertigo and brain fog started Ozempic and said the brain fog was gone within a week. By September 2024 they reported not being fully recovered and still having occasional inflammatory bouts, though side effects were minor compared with the brain fog and vertigo. They described Ozempic as a powerful anti-inflammatory.

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What they tried

Also tried

netti pot with a steroid and saline solution· Helped
Their words about each treatment
  • Ozempic · Helped a lotOzempic cured mine. It’s a very powerful anti inflammatory. ... brainfog was gone in a week of starting it. In context ↗
  • netti pot with a steroid and saline solution · Helpedthe only thing that helped was a netti pot with a steroid and saline solution. It didn’t cure it but helped. In context ↗

Approaches: GLP-1 drugs

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
—Long COVID with vertigo and brain fogVery long hauler. In context ↗
2024-05-11brain fog gone within a week of starting Ozempicbrainfog was gone in a week of starting it. In context ↗Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy)
2024-09-08not fully recovered; occasional inflammatory boutsNot totally cured; still get inflation bouts very occasionally. In context ↗Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy)

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Brain fogVertigo and brain fog. Not totally cured In context ↗
  • POTS & dysautonomiait caused dizziness ... Vertigo and brain fog.
  • TinnitusYes! Except it caused dizziness ... It didn’t cure it but helped. In context ↗

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