A healthy diet sounds great in theory but eating plenty of fruits and veggies can exacerbate all of these issues. You may need to diverge from a healthy diet and eat what makes you feel better; potatoes, rice, bread, pasta etc. They are all great at absorbing excess acid.
I already had IBS-D and got progressively worse first after the Astra Zeneca vaccine. Now even worse after getting this latest JN1 version of Omicron. Even before I had to eat soluble fibre mainly. Now, I'm on a restricted diet, I can barely eat any fruit or veggies. I agree. Selling the same diet across the board is idiocy.
I’ve been vomiting everyday all day for a week. Water wouldn’t even stay down. After watching this video I’ve had some luck with ginger root and vegetable broth. Thank you
It's been two months and i still have bloating when eating, lots of hiccups and strained belching, random constipation, stomach and intestinal cramps... In seeking treatment I have come to learn that the gut and immunology is easily THE LEAST understood areas of human medicine. The fact they don't have accurate diagnostics for this stuff is mind blowing to me. Seems like they just bounce me around to a procedure farm to bill my insurance for an endoscopy and then threw their hands up and stamped "IBS/IBD" on my forehead. Seems like the blanket term for all this stuff.
Same here! I've had a colonoscopy and endoscopy, some other image exams and got nowhere. They don't give me medicine and I've been having really bad cramps, diarrhea and bloating for 3 months. Have you got any better by now? I study nutrition health in a public university in Brazil. They do a lot of research there and I've been trying to find a professor who is up for it. I think we need treatment. This has exhausted my mental and physical health.
I'm getting better. Had Omicron four months ago. Drastically slowed gastric motility. The gastroenterologist wouldn't even do a food motility study, but my symptoms correlated so strongly with SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) that my kind GP prescribed Xifaxan. It knocked out the infection fast. Despite a very low carb diet, to starve the microbes, a few weeks later SIBO came back. It's disabling. With few expectations, I bought Atrantil for SIBO, classified as a supplement, but reviews on various websites were so good I went for it. It works very slowly, but within two weeks it was almost gone and then I completely recovered. Stayed on the Atrantil for two months to avoid another relapse. Then quit taking it, and a month later I am treating my third SIBO infection again with Atrantil. The whole GI system is so slow I have to take a laxative every third day, and even that takes a ridiculously long time to work.
My Dad was just hospitalized due to throwing up and diarrhea. I was shocked when they told me he was COVID positive! No respiratory issues at all. Now his kidneys are not working. He is 78. Thankfully he moved out of ICU I pray he had turned a corner. I'm not ready to lose him .
@@cali5224 he passed away 11/11. 2 months ago today. His kidneys were not recovering and dialysis was not working so he decided to come home on hospice 5 hours before he was due home I got a call that he passed away. It sucks so much but I know he is with my mom again. He got so hard! I'm a grown woman but damn I miss my Daddy. Thank you for asking
Random vominting. It is frightening. Sometimes on an empty stomach sometimes hours after eating. Its getting better. Now if I could get rid of the brain fog.
10 months long hauling here. Finally think I’ve found help with my GI issues. Dr prescribed me a neurotropic this week. One pill in and I can’t believe the difference in my brain fog and energy. Still a bit of nausea and the runny/soft 💩 (sorry for the tmi) Hopefully in a few days that part will be gone. I finally feel like I have hope! Now to figure out my lung and liver issues i now have thanks to that nasty virus!
Still having gi issues 2 months post covid. It started off with classic acid reflux and not has progressed to constant abdominal pain, betching, and constipation. When does it end? Feel like no one is talking about this.
Sorry to hear about your child. Yes, unfortunately still dealing with daily abdominal pain 3.5 months post covid. Just learning to live with it at this point
Hey guys, how are you doing now? I've been having abdominal cramps, diarrhea and acid reflux for 3 months too. I got covid in January. I'm devastated ):
I have same symptoms for 3 months now.My doc said that they are just post covid, however, they are after vax. Brutal. Nothing helps. Tried actually everything. Some probiotic are helping a little.☹️
I got it in December 2021 and really didn't get hit with symptoms until mid march. I was fully vaccinated. First headaches then I had stomach problems and anxiety. It didn't help that I already had some traumatizing things happen to me those first few months so I think anxiety made it worse. I feel like I'm constipated but I go at the same time everyday and able to go but its for sure different then my bowel movements before. Also heartrate and acid reflux apparently have been affecting me. Never serious just annoying and sometimes you just have those days where you cant handle it. I'm feeling better after taking probiotics and my diet and exercise have always been good so I think only time will tell. Also vitamins i think improved my symptoms like vitamin d and b12 and c. Took a blood test and they said I was slightly low on wbc and potassium. After I took them idk if I just tricked myself into feeling better but its easier to manage now
@@stephanyrojas210 we’ll get better soon just Keep pushing and just take care of yourself as best as you can. The acid reflux was so annoying I ended up taking stuff for it and it’s not as bad anymore
I've been ill for 7 months now, my gut issues remaining, belching, constant nausea, feeling full quickly or no appetite. Discomfort in my stomach and upper right quadrant. I did have heartburn and acid reflux to begin with. I hate waking with this every day
Does anyone get fatigue, together with these GI Symptoms? I couldn't even get out of bed, now I almost always feel spaced out and have no energy! I have done all sorts of blood and stool tests and a Abdominal/pelvic MRI. Only today I toll the antibody test and discovered I had Covid at some point! Maybe it was the reason I was stuck in bed with nausea, extreme fatigue. I lost quite some weight as I could not even keep water down. I increased the number of poos, but no diarrhea if not on three occasions.
@@budgejudge5245 Now much better! I still have lingering fatigue and I do not feel I am fully awake, but I am much more myself. It gets better, then worse. But everytime (or almost) the worse is better the the worse before!
Feeling depress 24/7, I hated so much when my gut turns big because of a very bad experience 4 years ago but since then, I have been having good relationship with my gut (Sometimes shit happen but it will heal) until I caught the daily bio weapon from my WTF mom. I became pregnant 24/7.
I got fully vaccinated and still got COVID almost a month ago. I have lost my appetite, I get bloated after I eat, loose stools, stomach pain and back pain. It’s taking a toll on my mental health at this point. It’s every time I eat. I have gone to the doctor twice and they just tell me to wait. I’m loosing my mind.
I had and still have some of these symptoms 6 months out however it gets progressively better with time, I understand the mental health part because you keep googling stuff to find what’s wrong with you but your going to heal up and be fine
@@e79422 unfortunately since so many people aren't getting vaccinated, the virus is still able to mutate and infect vaccinated ppl 😢 if you got that sick with the protection it could have been really bad without it. I was fully vaccinated and finally got it for the first time last week after going on a cruise... I hope you feel better soon ❤️🩹
@@MissTriss92 Why is this always a blaming game for you vaccinated people? Many people get infected by vaccinated people as well. In the end, we are all one group. Stop hating against people that could honestly be scared to take a vaccine where they dont know the long term effects.
I can't keep down not even water, I've lost damn near 100 pounds in the last year and a half, and now I'm on dialysis at 42. These doctors act like they don't know 💩
Hmmmm after covid I now remain with constipation ..don't know if anyone has anything similar. It was definitely the omricon varient . It's almost a month post covid . I am treating this effect still .
I had covid 1 month ago and currently experiencing gut problems now as well, for the last week. Also vomitted yesterday after eating 2 apples. Feeling nauseous for the last 2 weeks,and very tired. Unable to stand for longer than 2 minutes or even get out of bed. I am also immunocompromised, and have been for the last year. Constipation is so bad, I poop like 1 tiny size pebble a day, even though my stomach is very bloated. Not sure if the urge in the stomach to try and poop is the constipation or anxiety
My gastric motility is totally shot since the omicron infection. I keep getting small intestinal bacterial overgrowth because it takes so long for food to move through there. Prior to Omicron, I had preexisting IBS-C, but that's worse now too. The underlying issue is dysautonomia. I have a history of PTSD and traumatic brain injury, so the vagus nerve had already taken multiple hits prior to omicron.
After my 3rd covid infection I can no longer feel hunger. The few times I did was like knives and was accompanied with feeling nauseous and suddenly feint.
My doctor wouldn’t listen to me. She doesn’t believe in long covid. She said it was gall stones but of course it is not. She didn’t even listen to my list of symptoms!!! I didn’t get to finish
I've been dealing with pain for almost three months straight, and after their scans show nothing, I'm getting ignored like it's my imagination. Traditional medicine / doctors are no help with this.
Although fully vaccinated, I had covid prettybad, but at home. After the covid was over, I started to feel fatigued all the time and had a blood test. I had very low Iron caused by internal bleeding in my gut, which had lost some of it's lining. It was diagnosed as gastritus after an internal investigation. I am pretty sure this was a covid related problem.
@@jamesvaughan4274 have mild diarrhea, indigestion, various ibs like symptoms for 2+ years after covid and vaccines. I've become thin and weak both physically and mentally due to malnourishment., to the point that I had to resign from my job. Gut doesn't respond to medications, herbs, dietary changes etc. I'm Hopeless and feeling doomed...
@@jamesridoni I think we’re closer to e treatment. As a scientist I have used myself as a guinea pig. It’s definitely a vascular illness caused by autoimmunity.
Introductions far too long. So boring. They should tell us how to skip those endless social niceties or just put them in the descriptions below, and by now we all know what Covid stands for, they don't need to go over the basics, it gets tedious. I just wanted to know how Covid affects the gastrointestinal system. I am feeling ill and I got bored and gave up listening. There are better videos about this.
Good afternoon. I see this video is about 2 years old, so I'm hoping this still reaches someone that can try to answer my questions. This is September 18th, 2023. My condition (the severest symptoms) started back on July 7th, 2023. At the onset, I had severe lower right back pain, went to the ER where a CT scan (without contrast) was run, and I was told all organs, including kidneys, were normal with no signs of stones (what they assumed was the problem when I was admitted). Now for my journey: 1. The CT scan showed Diverticula on my colon, with no evidence of infection (Diverticulitis). The ER doctor told me on July 7th this was causing my pain. I did not realize until a week later after researching with my wife that Diverticulosis does not cause pain, and it is usually found through CT scans or colonoscopies. Also, Diverticulitis would cause pain in the lower, LEFT abdomen. My pain was in my lower RIGHT BACK. 2. I have attempted a visit (3) times with my Primary doctor with no success. Needless to say, I need a new doctor. 3. One week later (July 14th, 2023) I still had the pain (which the ER doctor did nothing for, just sent me home with Ibuprofen) in my lower right back, went to Urgent Care, was told by former ER doctor there it seemed to be my hip. 4. Contacted a chiropractor through a friend's recommendation, first treatment July 17th, then July 21st had an MRI done to check for stenosis. No stenosis found, went through three weeks of chiropractic treatments (adjustments, extension table, massage, etc.). Low back pain was gone, however, it was now pain and pressure in my right flank area. The right flank (love handle area) was also numb at the start of these treatments, and it never went away. 5. Saw a Pathologist at the chiropractors office, she thought Internal Shingles was a possibility. One week of anti-viral 5-times a day, as well as another drug for nerves prescribed. One week later nothing had changed. Pathologist thought it could be musculoskeletal, suggested Acupuncture. 6. Acupuncture was tried throughout August with no help. On August 15th, the pressure built up in my right side from my hip to my chest to the point I went to the ER for a second time. This time a CT scan with contrast was run, and again, I was told there was nothing they could find that would cause my pain. No Hernia, no Mass, no Infection, they said there was nothing there. I asked how that was possible with the pain I had every day for (6) weeks. I received a shoulder shrug from the ER surgeon. 7. I saw an Osteopathic doctor at the end of August who was no help, as she seemed to not believe what i was describing my pain. She saw the tests (multiple blood panels, multiple urine tests, (2) CT scans and MRI) showed nothing, and pretty much brushed me off, saying to me, "I'm just a family doctor". So why does she have DO after her name? 8. I have been in Physical Therapy for two weeks in September, doing the prescribed strength and stretching exercises, with no relief. This past weekend was one of the worst I've had in a while. Could not sit or stand without extreme discomfort in my right flank area. I have NO OTHER symptoms mentioned here, or asked about at my doctor visits; No fever, no nausea, no constipation, no diarrhea, no heartburn, no weakness in my legs, etc. The only thing I have had is the constant pressure and pain in my right flank area. The ONLY thing that gives me relief is laying on my back. Within 10 minutes the pain and pressure are gone. However, no matter how long I lay down, the pressure, then the pain, start within a couple of minutes of me standing back up. And this has been going on for 11 weeks now with no end in sight. I have a GI doctor appointment, as well as an Orthopedic doctor appointment scheduled. The problem is they aren't even THIS MONTH. It is literally a miracle if you can get a doctor appointment the same month you call for one. My former Primary doctor ordered a colonoscopy back in May of 2023, and the FIRST appointment was the first week of OCTOBER. I am really hoping someone, somewhere, finally sees this that has seen or heard it before. It's getting to the point I have nowhere to go.
A healthy diet sounds great in theory but eating plenty of fruits and veggies can exacerbate all of these issues. You may need to diverge from a healthy diet and eat what makes you feel better; potatoes, rice, bread, pasta etc. They are all great at absorbing excess acid.
I have to do low fiber. I’m tired of people selling the same diet across the board.
I already had IBS-D and got progressively worse first after the Astra Zeneca vaccine. Now even worse after getting this latest JN1 version of Omicron. Even before I had to eat soluble fibre mainly. Now, I'm on a restricted diet, I can barely eat any fruit or veggies. I agree. Selling the same diet across the board is idiocy.
I’ve been vomiting everyday all day for a week. Water wouldn’t even stay down. After watching this video I’ve had some luck with ginger root and vegetable broth. Thank you
It's been two months and i still have bloating when eating, lots of hiccups and strained belching, random constipation, stomach and intestinal cramps... In seeking treatment I have come to learn that the gut and immunology is easily THE LEAST understood areas of human medicine. The fact they don't have accurate diagnostics for this stuff is mind blowing to me. Seems like they just bounce me around to a procedure farm to bill my insurance for an endoscopy and then threw their hands up and stamped "IBS/IBD" on my forehead. Seems like the blanket term for all this stuff.
Same here! I've had a colonoscopy and endoscopy, some other image exams and got nowhere. They don't give me medicine and I've been having really bad cramps, diarrhea and bloating for 3 months. Have you got any better by now? I study nutrition health in a public university in Brazil. They do a lot of research there and I've been trying to find a professor who is up for it. I think we need treatment. This has exhausted my mental and physical health.
I'm getting better. Had Omicron four months ago. Drastically slowed gastric motility. The gastroenterologist wouldn't even do a food motility study, but my symptoms correlated so strongly with SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) that my kind GP prescribed Xifaxan. It knocked out the infection fast. Despite a very low carb diet, to starve the microbes, a few weeks later SIBO came back. It's disabling. With few expectations, I bought Atrantil for SIBO, classified as a supplement, but reviews on various websites were so good I went for it. It works very slowly, but within two weeks it was almost gone and then I completely recovered. Stayed on the Atrantil for two months to avoid another relapse. Then quit taking it, and a month later I am treating my third SIBO infection again with Atrantil. The whole GI system is so slow I have to take a laxative every third day, and even that takes a ridiculously long time to work.
It's clearly vagus nerve dysfunction. I'm following up with a clinical neurologist soon.
It is a blanket term
Check pancreas!
My Dad was just hospitalized due to throwing up and diarrhea. I was shocked when they told me he was COVID positive! No respiratory issues at all. Now his kidneys are not working. He is 78. Thankfully he moved out of ICU I pray he had turned a corner. I'm not ready to lose him .
How’s he getting on ?
@@cali5224 he passed away 11/11. 2 months ago today. His kidneys were not recovering and dialysis was not working so he decided to come home on hospice
5 hours before he was due home I got a call that he passed away. It sucks so much but I know he is with my mom again. He got so hard! I'm a grown woman but damn I miss my Daddy. Thank you for asking
@@kimberlymarino7344 oh I’m so sorry to hear such sad news am I pray your ok and my condolences 💐 to your family ❤️
Random vominting. It is frightening. Sometimes on an empty stomach sometimes hours after eating. Its getting better. Now if I could get rid of the brain fog.
This is the most informative information that I have ever heard.
10 months long hauling here. Finally think I’ve found help with my GI issues. Dr prescribed me a neurotropic this week. One pill in and I can’t believe the difference in my brain fog and energy. Still a bit of nausea and the runny/soft 💩 (sorry for the tmi) Hopefully in a few days that part will be gone. I finally feel like I have hope! Now to figure out my lung and liver issues i now have thanks to that nasty virus!
What's the med called? Same issues here :(
Got covid in march 2020, Still now having gut issues. Stool consistency is the biggest worry.
How are you doing now?
Same. Its been 1.5 years now.
Still having gi issues 2 months post covid. It started off with classic acid reflux and not has progressed to constant abdominal pain, betching, and constipation. When does it end? Feel like no one is talking about this.
Still experiencing these symptoms? My 5 year old has had ongoing gi issues for 2 months now post covid
Sorry to hear about your child. Yes, unfortunately still dealing with daily abdominal pain 3.5 months post covid. Just learning to live with it at this point
Ozonated water healed my COVID induced ibs the minute I drank it. It has to be on an empty stomach using distilled water only!
Hey guys, how are you doing now? I've been having abdominal cramps, diarrhea and acid reflux for 3 months too. I got covid in January. I'm devastated ):
@@taliaboaventura6107 still struggling here. Better but not close to where my digestive system was before Omichron
Loose gassy stools for 8 weeks , frequent , feeling of inflammation in gut , and heartburn and acid aspiration at night . Post vax
I have same symptoms for 3 months now.My doc said that they are just post covid, however, they are after vax. Brutal. Nothing helps. Tried actually everything. Some probiotic are helping a little.☹️
@@barbarakolodziejczyk4800 hi..what is the status now?
@@barbarakolodziejczyk4800 Same for me, but now I have them even worse from getting covid. I can't win
Yikes diarea since August had second shot it is now November 2021 chronic no appetite at all study this please
Zofran and watered Gatorade chamomile tea burnt toast kept me alive
I'm so sick of zofran, I still puke alot
I got it in December 2021 and really didn't get hit with symptoms until mid march. I was fully vaccinated. First headaches then I had stomach problems and anxiety. It didn't help that I already had some traumatizing things happen to me those first few months so I think anxiety made it worse. I feel like I'm constipated but I go at the same time everyday and able to go but its for sure different then my bowel movements before. Also heartrate and acid reflux apparently have been affecting me. Never serious just annoying and sometimes you just have those days where you cant handle it. I'm feeling better after taking probiotics and my diet and exercise have always been good so I think only time will tell. Also vitamins i think improved my symptoms like vitamin d and b12 and c. Took a blood test and they said I was slightly low on wbc and potassium. After I took them idk if I just tricked myself into feeling better but its easier to manage now
Me too, I got it in December 2021! I’m tired of being sick, i’ve been dealing with acid reflux, burning, brain fog and more 🤢 you are not alone
@@stephanyrojas210 we’ll get better soon just Keep pushing and just take care of yourself as best as you can. The acid reflux was so annoying I ended up taking stuff for it and it’s not as bad anymore
If you're fully vaccinated.. maybe there lies the problem.
@@Boilingfrogg Idk Im straight now i dont think this is a vaccine or non vaccinated thing just how some of our bodies fight it.
@@Cheeziru I wish you well my friend . God speed.x
I've been ill for 7 months now, my gut issues remaining, belching, constant nausea, feeling full quickly or no appetite. Discomfort in my stomach and upper right quadrant. I did have heartburn and acid reflux to begin with. I hate waking with this every day
Does anyone get fatigue, together with these GI Symptoms? I couldn't even get out of bed, now I almost always feel spaced out and have no energy! I have done all sorts of blood and stool tests and a Abdominal/pelvic MRI. Only today I toll the antibody test and discovered I had Covid at some point! Maybe it was the reason I was stuck in bed with nausea, extreme fatigue. I lost quite some weight as I could not even keep water down. I increased the number of poos, but no diarrhea if not on three occasions.
You have long Covid.
How you getting on now?
@@budgejudge5245 Now much better! I still have lingering fatigue and I do not feel I am fully awake, but I am much more myself. It gets better, then worse. But everytime (or almost) the worse is better the the worse before!
Yeah, going to the doctor won't help with any of that...
We need to give power to the people.
Great explanation... I have GI symptoms since a year
Thank You for posting
My stomach is big since I had covid
Feeling depress 24/7, I hated so much when my gut turns big because of a very bad experience 4 years ago but since then, I have been having good relationship with my gut (Sometimes shit happen but it will heal) until I caught the daily bio weapon from my WTF mom. I became pregnant 24/7.
I have intense pain in my gut!!! The er just kinda said that’s Covid for you.
Vaccines
I got fully vaccinated and still got COVID almost a month ago. I have lost my appetite, I get bloated after I eat, loose stools, stomach pain and back pain. It’s taking a toll on my mental health at this point. It’s every time I eat. I have gone to the doctor twice and they just tell me to wait. I’m loosing my mind.
I had and still have some of these symptoms 6 months out however it gets progressively better with time, I understand the mental health part because you keep googling stuff to find what’s wrong with you but your going to heal up and be fine
Are you feeling better yet? I am losing my mind with this covid. I feel like I will never get better. I was also fully vaccinated with booster.
@@e79422 unfortunately since so many people aren't getting vaccinated, the virus is still able to mutate and infect vaccinated ppl 😢 if you got that sick with the protection it could have been really bad without it. I was fully vaccinated and finally got it for the first time last week after going on a cruise... I hope you feel better soon ❤️🩹
@@MissTriss92 You are right. I think I could have been much sicker without the vaccine. Hoping you have a quick recovery.
@@MissTriss92 Why is this always a blaming game for you vaccinated people? Many people get infected by vaccinated people as well. In the end, we are all one group. Stop hating against people that could honestly be scared to take a vaccine where they dont know the long term effects.
I can't keep down not even water, I've lost damn near 100 pounds in the last year and a half, and now I'm on dialysis at 42. These doctors act like they don't know 💩
Hmmmm after covid I now remain with constipation ..don't know if anyone has anything similar. It was definitely the omricon varient . It's almost a month post covid . I am treating this effect still .
Bowel have a mind of its own
Throw it off with a bug..and gut flora changes.
Must reintroduce probiotics
I had covid 1 month ago and currently experiencing gut problems now as well, for the last week. Also vomitted yesterday after eating 2 apples. Feeling nauseous for the last 2 weeks,and very tired. Unable to stand for longer than 2 minutes or even get out of bed. I am also immunocompromised, and have been for the last year. Constipation is so bad, I poop like 1 tiny size pebble a day, even though my stomach is very bloated. Not sure if the urge in the stomach to try and poop is the constipation or anxiety
My gastric motility is totally shot since the omicron infection. I keep getting small intestinal bacterial overgrowth because it takes so long for food to move through there. Prior to Omicron, I had preexisting IBS-C, but that's worse now too. The underlying issue is dysautonomia. I have a history of PTSD and traumatic brain injury, so the vagus nerve had already taken multiple hits prior to omicron.
I have constipation midday and diarrhea morning and night. I never had this before Covid. I’m right there with you bud.
@@paulah.9415 hi Paula I got sibo post COVID also. Experiencing symptoms for 3 months now. How are you doing?
Yes it did 25 days of diarrhea 24 hours a day I don't know about my gut but my ass took a whipping 😢
After my 3rd covid infection I can no longer feel hunger. The few times I did was like knives and was accompanied with feeling nauseous and suddenly feint.
It's the vaccine
That’s what I’ve gotten too! Heartburn, weight gain. I’ve nnnnever been able to gain weight.
Have you been able to lose the weight?
My doctor wouldn’t listen to me. She doesn’t believe in long covid. She said it was gall stones but of course it is not. She didn’t even listen to my list of symptoms!!! I didn’t get to finish
Find a good holistic Doctor
It's all the head apparently.
I've been dealing with pain for almost three months straight, and after their scans show nothing, I'm getting ignored like it's my imagination. Traditional medicine / doctors are no help with this.
Doctor after corona i have blaoting and shortness of breath
Mee too
Same with me..
Me too are you ok?
I just went to a GI doc because of loose stools post COVID (it's been 2 months). I had a colonoscopy scheduled.
How did it go? Your colonoscopy?
Results?
I just shitted up a storm
Although fully vaccinated, I had covid prettybad, but at home. After the covid was over, I started to feel fatigued all the time and had a blood test. I had very low Iron caused by internal bleeding in my gut, which had lost some of it's lining. It was diagnosed as gastritus after an internal investigation. I am pretty sure this was a covid related problem.
Hii...
How is your gastrtris now?
After every 2-3 months having diahrea.... always afraid eat... sometimes so..... hungry...
I am the same
@@juliagarb try zandu pacharishta ..Indian herbal tonic
Feeling terrible bloating after roommate got his Booster shot.
I got really sick too after my husband got his.
Honestly. I believe it can be passed through sex and other ways. Isn’t this a gene shot? It’s vaccinates the unvaccinated
My gut when a bit crazy since my dad got his first shot. Now it's hell......
Hi I've had yellow diarea for 2 years lost 3 stone of muscle and no dr in uk can help
same. how u keeping up?
@tonymok7752 still the same I'm afraid I've put a bit of weight on but my muscles hurt and are weaker what's your story then ?
@@jamesvaughan4274 have mild diarrhea, indigestion, various ibs like symptoms for 2+ years after covid and vaccines. I've become thin and weak both physically and mentally due to malnourishment., to the point that I had to resign from my job. Gut doesn't respond to medications, herbs, dietary changes etc. I'm Hopeless and feeling doomed...
After my COVID-19 my body can't regulate my temp in hot weather or let me know I'm too hot I don't know it's hot 90 plus until I get dizzy
Dysautonomia, common in long Covid
@@kristen1441 is it permanent
@@jamesridoni I think we’re closer to e treatment. As a scientist I have used myself as a guinea pig. It’s definitely a vascular illness caused by autoimmunity.
Still
I was eating raw garlic with honey i know it sounds gross but I couldn’t burp whilst having Covid also garlic is a natural antibiotic.
Not Covid, Covid vaccine.
Introductions far too long. So boring. They should tell us how to skip those endless social niceties or just put them in the descriptions below, and by now we all know what Covid stands for, they don't need to go over the basics, it gets tedious. I just wanted to know how Covid affects the gastrointestinal system. I am feeling ill and I got bored and gave up listening. There are better videos about this.
Everyone’s a critic lmao. This video was extremely informative for those with an attention span longer than that of a hamster.
Good afternoon. I see this video is about 2 years old, so I'm hoping this still reaches someone that can try to answer my questions.
This is September 18th, 2023. My condition (the severest symptoms) started back on July 7th, 2023. At the onset, I had severe lower right back pain, went to the ER where a CT scan (without contrast) was run, and I was told all organs, including kidneys, were normal with no signs of stones (what they assumed was the problem when I was admitted). Now for my journey:
1. The CT scan showed Diverticula on my colon, with no evidence of infection (Diverticulitis). The ER doctor told me on July 7th this was causing my pain. I did not realize until a week later after researching with my wife that Diverticulosis does not cause pain, and it is usually found through CT scans or colonoscopies. Also, Diverticulitis would cause pain in the lower, LEFT abdomen. My pain was in my lower RIGHT BACK.
2. I have attempted a visit (3) times with my Primary doctor with no success. Needless to say, I need a new doctor.
3. One week later (July 14th, 2023) I still had the pain (which the ER doctor did nothing for, just sent me home with Ibuprofen) in my lower right back, went to Urgent Care, was told by former ER doctor there it seemed to be my hip.
4. Contacted a chiropractor through a friend's recommendation, first treatment July 17th, then July 21st had an MRI done to check for stenosis. No stenosis found, went through three weeks of chiropractic treatments (adjustments, extension table, massage, etc.). Low back pain was gone, however, it was now pain and pressure in my right flank area. The right flank (love handle area) was also numb at the start of these treatments, and it never went away.
5. Saw a Pathologist at the chiropractors office, she thought Internal Shingles was a possibility. One week of anti-viral 5-times a day, as well as another drug for nerves prescribed. One week later nothing had changed. Pathologist thought it could be musculoskeletal, suggested Acupuncture.
6. Acupuncture was tried throughout August with no help. On August 15th, the pressure built up in my right side from my hip to my chest to the point I went to the ER for a second time. This time a CT scan with contrast was run, and again, I was told there was nothing they could find that would cause my pain. No Hernia, no Mass, no Infection, they said there was nothing there. I asked how that was possible with the pain I had every day for (6) weeks. I received a shoulder shrug from the ER surgeon.
7. I saw an Osteopathic doctor at the end of August who was no help, as she seemed to not believe what i was describing my pain. She saw the tests (multiple blood panels, multiple urine tests, (2) CT scans and MRI) showed nothing, and pretty much brushed me off, saying to me, "I'm just a family doctor". So why does she have DO after her name?
8. I have been in Physical Therapy for two weeks in September, doing the prescribed strength and stretching exercises, with no relief. This past weekend was one of the worst I've had in a while. Could not sit or stand without extreme discomfort in my right flank area.
I have NO OTHER symptoms mentioned here, or asked about at my doctor visits; No fever, no nausea, no constipation, no diarrhea, no heartburn, no weakness in my legs, etc. The only thing I have had is the constant pressure and pain in my right flank area.
The ONLY thing that gives me relief is laying on my back. Within 10 minutes the pain and pressure are gone. However, no matter how long I lay down, the pressure, then the pain, start within a couple of minutes of me standing back up. And this has been going on for 11 weeks now with no end in sight.
I have a GI doctor appointment, as well as an Orthopedic doctor appointment scheduled. The problem is they aren't even THIS MONTH. It is literally a miracle if you can get a doctor appointment the same month you call for one. My former Primary doctor ordered a colonoscopy back in May of 2023, and the FIRST appointment was the first week of OCTOBER.
I am really hoping someone, somewhere, finally sees this that has seen or heard it before. It's getting to the point I have nowhere to go.