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Long COVID Mild → near normalIll 10 months before improving or writing

Long COVID with brain fog, breathlessness and panic, now nearly back to normal

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Mild (working or studying, with limits)
Ill before improving or writing
10 months
Last post
Jun 2021
In their words
  • Condition: Long COVIDThanks God I found out what is a Long Covid as I wouldve killed myself guessing what is happening with me. In context ↗
  • At worst: Mildit really messed things up with my exams prep and uni grades but now I try my best to fight it In context ↗
  • Now: Near normalalmost all the symptoms seemed to disappear with the time except for tachycardia, although even it has bothered me way less. In context ↗
  • Began after: COVIDI got COVID in August and was ill for exactly one day In context ↗
Read from 6 of their posts and comments; links to the 4 this page draws on

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Summary

Greg was 20 in 2020 when COVID in August left him ill for a day, followed two weeks later by tachycardia, body aches, brain fog, breathlessness, panic attacks and hair loss. Symptoms came in waves and improved by February 2021, leaving only a less bothersome tachycardia; he recommended taurine and B vitamins and tried vitamin C and green tea extract. A new constant awareness of his heartbeat in May 2021 eased after fasting.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • Taurine · Not saidCare about yourself, take Taurine, and vitamins of group B In context ↗
  • vitamins of group B · Not saidtake Taurine, and vitamins of group B In context ↗
  • Vitamin C · HelpedI try my best to fight it with Vitamin C and Green Tea extract. Now I feel it way less In context ↗
  • fasting · HelpedI tried fasting and it really did work out well, now I can feel my heart bumping way less!! In context ↗

Approaches: Supplements

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecovered3 mo6 mo9 mo

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. 1 step says too little to place on the scale and is only in the table. Dates are when they posted. What the levels mean.

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
August 2020COVID infection, ill for one dayI got COVID in August and was ill for exactly one day In context ↗Not stated
September 2020two weeks after COVID: tachycardia, body aches, brain fog, breathlessness, panic attacks beganTachycardia, body aches, brain fog, shortness of breath and panic attacks have been following me up until February In context ↗Mild
December 2020felt 80-90% better, no tachycardia for 2-3 weeksnow it is 28 of December and I could say that I feel 80-90% better. Haven’t had tachycardia for 2-3 weeks now In context ↗Mild
February 2021almost all symptoms disappeared except a less bothersome tachycardiaThen almost all the symptoms seemed to disappear with the time except for tachycardia, although even it has bothered me way less. In context ↗Mild
May 2021started constantly feeling his heart ratearound 2 weeks ago I started to have some weird feeling. I could constantly feel my heart rate. In context ↗Mild
June 2021heart sensation much less after fastingI tried fasting and it really did work out well, now I can feel my heart bumping way less!! In context ↗Near normal

Symptoms mentioned

Their words about their symptoms
  • Heart symptoms & palpitationsmy heart rate increased dramatically, I started feeling, what I found out in the future is called, tachycardia for the first time in my life In context ↗
  • Pain & fibromyalgiaI started having massive body aches for no reason In context ↗
  • Brain fogTachycardia, body aches, brain fog, shortness of breath and panic attacks In context ↗
  • Anxiety & low moodIt was not easy, depressing and scary In context ↗
  • Hair lossnoticed that my hair started to fall out In context ↗
  • Flu-like symptomsmy temperature has increased to 37.8C and I started to have constant sore throat In context ↗

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