Here’s what we know about COVID-19’s impact on the brain
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2022
- When COVID-19 first emerged, many researchers were focused on its impact on the lungs. But others, including Avindra Nath, Clinical Director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, suspected COVID could also have a profound impact on the brain. Brain autopsy data from those who have died of COVID-19 have confirmed these early suspicions, revealing damaged blood vessels and inflammatory cells. Less is known about the direct impact on the brains of people with persisting symptoms weeks after an initial infection, a condition known as Long COVID. What at first seemed like a laundry list of neurological symptoms has now been focused into major categories, says Serena Spudich, a neurologist at Yale University. Watch to learn how researchers and doctors have been teasing apart how COVID impacts the brain, and testing treatments to alleviate symptoms.
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This bug looks more and more like a biological weapon all the time.
Well said. Something we hear nobody say
That’s exactly what it is 👍
That's why China has millions locked down still and hurting their economy. 🤦🏻♂️
We're just lab rats
Absolutely
Had Covid in July 2020, haven’t been the same since. Prior to Covid, I’d had Lyme/CFS and some other issues so I was no stranger to brain fog but this is different. Covid left me with relentless migraines that felt like my brain was going to explode for many days on end. Fluvoxamine helped tremendously with the migraines and feeling of my brain being swollen but the side effects were really annoying. Things that I was previously good at, I’m not great at anymore. My sense of direction is not as good, I’m far clumsier, fine motor skills and spatial awareness are both diminished. Word recall and vocabulary have suffered. Then there’s the personality changes. I used to be funny, extroverted and sociable, I’m not anymore. Nothing really brings me much joy, it’s like I’m not making dopamine or seratonin. Food doesn’t taste as good, my sense of smell is still stronger than most people’s but it’s definitely diminished from what it was. I just feel like a hollow shell of the person I was before.
I try to fake my way through life and act normal but I don’t want to live like this for a lifetime. There’s so many of us who are suffering this hell and we really need help from Drs and scientists that are willing to take us seriously.
That's what the illuminati elite wanted to do. Vaccination is another root cause injecting slow poison RNA inside you ‼️
For headaches, you might be low on magnesium and vitamin b complex. Because both Covid and the vax have a form of adenovirus, it is necessary to increase your intake of vitamin c (1000-2000 mg daily) to counteract the virus as adenoviruses infect the brain. I also think fluvoxamine should be ceased immediately or weaned off of if you are losing motor skills and spatial awareness as it is a sign that something is going on with your cerebellum. Melatonin (10mg) can réverse the damage if it’s in early stages…. If you care about your health please stay away from SSRIs
I've had CFS/ME since 2001. Processed until I was almost completely bed bound twelve years in. I saw a video called run from the cure by Rick Simpson. I was Immensely better after 11 days into that treatment. That was in 2013. I'm not perfect. It required organic non GMO diet bit I have a life again.
For your own research of course, but I have read mushrooms grow lost or damaged brain tissue.
Also two years ago I had cranio sacral therapy that decreased the anxiety and pain so much. Those are the two best things I've done.
I had covid in early July of this year and since then I have not been the same! I’ve had major brain fog and probably the worst thing I developed was insomnia from it. It has truly affected my mood/personality. I went from being such a motivated person who was really active to someone who now suffers from depression & anxiety. It truly has changed who I am. Everyday is a struggle when before I never had an issue. I really hope everything gets better for everyone suffering. It truly has crippled my life in a way but I’m learning how to live with it. Prayers for everyone.
Did you take the vax and when??
I feel for you and same here but with a flu not covid apparently. I was the same, motivated wanting to ho back to work now i’m in pain with brain fog every 3rd day. What is this bloody thing? Mast cell activation what?
I fully relate to this
No, you don't need to live with it-seek a good naturopathic doctor-mine helped me deal with similar symptoms.
@@patjenkins3402What do you recommend for the brain fog headache?
I survived the acute infection a couple of times but I have not been the same since. I pray for everyone that is suffering with on going sickness and symptoms related to this. I’ve been almost bed ridden for two years, and I know I can’t be the only one. God bless everyone 😊
😂 that made me laugh hard, what a pathetically weak little boy you must be
I’m so sorry you have been suffering so much and hope that you find a remedy. I had Covid in January of 2022 and had a very mild case with no side effects. I never got the vaccine. It seems so strange that many people have such terrible reactions to the virus and the vaccine while others have so little or seemingly none. As a result of the governments’ actions during the pandemic I no longer trust them. All the dystopian novels and movies are coming true.
Dr. Drew might have some products that can help you.
Same here.
I had Covid in January. After recovering I noticed I had what some have called brain fog. I really had trouble concentrating. For the record I do a lot of working out. Primarily aerobic but also some weights too. I decided to see if I could use my workouts to help. I decided to try this since I have experienced in the past how a good cardio workout really seems to clean out my system. I went and did two days of really hard cardio. I absolutely murdered it hard as I could for several miles. Particularly the second day. Brain fog was gone and haven’t seen it since. Don’t know if this could help someone else but it is my experience.
Thank you for sharing, I’m weak and fatigued beyond belief but I’m desperate so I will give it a try.
@@ashleylala4293 WHOA check point: that's a thing you should clear with your doctor first
@@ashleylala4293 don’t exercise too hard if you’ve had Covid or the vax…both cause cardiovascular issues. Do light exercise like walking
Jay Persing I agree! Be prudent. If you aren’t used to exercise. Maybe a nice 30 brisk walk several times a week. My example I think represents what is possible but definitely go at your pace. If you are used to regular exercise, feel free to murder it like I did. But definitely check with your doctor if you are new to exercise. I do believe exercise will definitely help. Studies have shown a regular walk on its own increases cognitive abilities and vitality. But be wise!
Good for you, I would of tried the same thing.
Having read many of the comments I now believe we all need to be kinder to each other. Too many people are quietly living diminished and even painful lives. Things no one understands and medicine cannot treat. It’s not their fault.
I agree no one knows what other people are experiencing, we all need to be kinder.
Absolutely agree! Spread kindness 🥰
This hits home. Thank you.
Yes , true. But it appears people are just becoming more hostile if anything.
And also read about genocide.
I had a kind of respiratory, bronchitis as a teenager in the early 2000s. These were the symptoms I developed after that sickness too. It was obviously a viral sickness. I've had electric issues in my heart, and nervous system problems ever since I was 16. I'm almost 40, and this is the first time I've heard doctors talk about this reality....I wish the doctors in my life would have listened to me, or known how to help. They made me feel like I was crazy instead.
Doctors still do that to many. They just simply don’t care.
bronchitis is bacterial. but it has been known for decades that infections can cause many problems
Due to all of this information being found through the pandemic doctors are finally starting to research this persistent causal link between illness, and certain chronic conditions which are now being thought to possibly be auto immune. Hopefully eventually they find help for these long term chronic symptoms
@@sammyd7857 I had a viral sickness that turned bacterial. The worst.
@@crissiannj yes the bacteria actually destroy tissues themselves whereas virus tend to induce a stupid immune reaction.
36 years old male, and i am ill over a year. I am living hell. And it isn't about the respiratory system. Before covid i had gi issues like ibs flatulence etc.. but i could live with them. After covid it is like my GI problems started to have their own neurological problems. Involuntarily swallowing (!) started. My tongue and jaw started to loosen. It is unseen. I felt like there was a tremor and tension through my throat-esophagus track. After losing 15 pounds, 3-4 weeks later i got little better and gained my appetite, but then i spit light red blood with stomachache and throatache. I did endoscopy immediately but they didn't find anything. Then everything got worse. I lost my appetite for good over a year. I am experiencing a worsening throatache that no ENT professors can detect with camera. I have examined by over 60 professors. Gastroenterologists, ENT Professors, Neurologists etc.. i did blood tests, endoscopies, colonoscopy, CTs, MRs even EMGs. Throat pain is killing me. Loss of appetite, fatigue.. these are also challenging. I have other symptoms but i dont know how can i bare this throat pain. Gabapentine isn't working. Diclofenac isn't working. They can not tell any reason other than long covid.
My best bud had long covid symptoms, no taste or smell for over 4 months, ect. One day recently some 6 months after his infection, after several beers he said, "something has changed in me, I can't pinpoint it but I know I'll never be the same again." I wondered how he could say that so assuredly - I still don't know exactly what he meant by it. * Sounds like people commenting here know exactly what he was saying that day.
I had Covid last summer, and I can relate to this.
Got covid last month for the first time and I relate to this 1000% 🥺
Had he tried nicotinic acid supplementation before? I took that after 2 years of of long covid. I suggest he try that and took at alteast vitamin D3 with K2 MK7 variant at 5000IU 6 months and Longvida Tumeric and see how you feel. Only that helped me with long covid
@@theancientsancients1769 I'll pass that along, thank you
Said the same thing after I recovered. Before I ever knew anything about long covid. My body is just different now.
To all the long-haulers out there: I see you and I know how much you suffer, how scary it is. Please take care of yourselves, keep advocating when you can, and rest when you need to recharge. I am holding you in compassion and praying that you all find your way to the resources you need, to find your way towards more and more healing. 🙏🏻 We will get through this. 💛
To everyone who doubts that any of this is real: I understand that's the decision your brain and nervous system made to help you feel safe. If everything you're shown or hear about COVID is wildly exaggerated or made up, you never have to feel threatened. It is a much easier way to live. I am holding you in compassion and praying that you all get the resources you need to make it through this time with as little harm as possible coming to or from you. 🙏🏻
The needles hurt you not covid
@@thomassutherland4330 what a great comment! my god!
That was beautiful. We're all one even if people disagree with each other.
Love your compassionate comment👍🏼 may God in Heaven bless your kindness.🕊
@@thomassutherland4330 sorry for your loss
Thank you! Thank you! For acknowledging this. Oct 2020 I had covid and was sick for 3 weeks. I had lingering symptoms afterward, mostly lethargy. Feb and March 2021 I got my vaccine and booster. I was mildly sick for a week from both. Feb 2022 I got covid again and was bedridden for 2 weeks before I got any relief. The lethargy was horrible but the worst of it has been the continued brain fog. I struggle with recalling simple words and names. My short term memory is hit or miss. I thought I was maybe getting the early stages of dementia. This is scary! All of the people that are suffering from this virus, should not be. It's real. We all need help and support. Getting this information is so important!
I suffer with lethargy as well
I’m having the same symptoms since I had COV in early February 2022.
So you were even Sicker AFTER being Vaccinated....Oh Dear...
Same. My recall for words is not as sharp. I'm so energy depraved and unmotivated now, I find myself just stuck scrilling through youtube for hours. I've started suffering ibs and constipation, acid reflux all of a sudden but I'm trying to manage it. It's like I have lost any desire for doing anything that I once enjoyed or motivated me to be better
From what you say the brain fog came after the vax not before?
The brainfog and headaches remind my of a concussion I had last year. It was a light concussion but it took over 3-4 weeks to get back to normal. Especially the brainfog and difficulties with peripheral vision and building a good mental model of what's going on around be drove me crazy. I was afraid that things will never get better. The thing that helped me the most was when my girlfriend read about how a concussion can feel like and that it takes a long time to heal. The moment she understood what is going on, I could slowly find my way out of it. Sending out good vibes to those who suffer 🌞
I found remedy that worked for me.
I stopped watching TV and stop listening to everyone telling me that is for my own good.
And mainly never stopped living my life.
It's amazing how it works!
Thats right, i tell people a hammer can get rid of the virus, use it to smash your tv
Great input from you ,I had covid, moved to the desert and let everything slide ,,down my.backside,, I kept my equilibrium, best cure is the night sky
Ride on👍
Impacts on the brain have been under emphasized. We need more research and attention focused on this.
I’m super excited! I just got rid off my herpes genital herpes respectively within 13days #drallenben
@Bob Bobby Gfy little infant
and from the vaccine
me too , how long did your covid symtoms last? the girating part keeps you pretty balanced. this pandemic was pretry crazy. did u go with russia or uk?
Please eat a whole food plant based diet especially apples
It's great to see doctors working on it. This disease ruined my life. 13 months of fevers, nausea, terrible fatigue, no focus. Can't do anything longer than 30-40 minutes. It's not life, it's just existing. I hope the researchers will find the answers.
That how I feel, like I'm just existing. I have lethargy, shortness of breath, can't walk far, pushing myself to the limit to try to break through, hardly any voice due to a throat infection. I have been trying Whey protein powder in a smoothie most days to try to pick up. It's hell.
I’m reading all of these comments and I’m wondering if people are experiencing all of these issues after having Covid? Or after having the jabbs?
If you test positive for this scam, they want you to receive all of your boosters regardless. This blurs the cause and effect of both.
@@wolfserv3381 Absolutely. It’s a little too convenient that Pfizer vaccinated their unvaccinated control group immediately after the trial.
G ox passes the bb barier
Used to transmit and recieve sigmals
Copper used to build brain in pregnancy
Mercury strips myelin sheaths from nerves
Lack of copper to repair body uses next availible strontium and barrilium G ox instead
This is able to be read sensed by devices
Essentually neural brain interface with a giant ai ability to read and shape thoughts before spoken or known to be not our own
Plz look at Harald kautz vella vids esp prior to cov and mad cows
Mc is a prion, this has prion vectors
Slow acted pop control -20 year symptems with 100% fatality within 2 years
Just consider
Also Aids vectors dr jean pierre noted 1200+ added to cov that simular to human and ape hiv
Mh seventeen shot down.. the flight prior to cov we lost 100 top hiv researchers
Putting lots of wblowers or concerned silenced at a time they could blow the narrat
Love all, not only human
Appreciate what we have and always think defensivly
Its those that stratagise crewl ways to self preserve we need to worry about
So much of this "long COVID" stuff is fake. Hypochondriacs were given a cover for their delusion and they ran with it.
I'm not the same since I had COVID 😥.
Same. Never got my energy back. Always fatigued.
Me too. It helped me to avoid inflamatory foods I think but it hasn't gotten to 100 per cent exactly.
LMFAO!!!!
This could be a bot comment…hard to tell anymore.
Same here. I don't remember everything it takes time to recollect things
My brother caught covid just a month before vaccines were available in the USA. He seemed to recover but he suddenly couldn't digest his food and has lost 70 pounds in the last few months. He can't eat anything solid. He told me that he tried to eat a few slices of well ripened mango but he vomited several hours later and it was completely undigested as if he had just sliced it. His doctors have ruled out physiological problems and are now treating it as a psychological problem. He's 60 years old and has never had problems related to stress. He's always been a laid back guy, generally positive, likes to crack jokes and active in church. He's also having heart problems. I feel so bad for him because he was very cautious during the pandemic but he had to take our mother to the hospital for skin cancer treatment that couldn't wait during the peak of the pandemic in New Mexico and both he and our mother caught covid, probably at the hospital. I hope this research can help him. Thank you.
Me Me - Wait till your turn starts!!!
I’m so sorry to hear this. And I’m so angry at China, they know what this virus does to the host long term, that’s why China have a zero covid policy, they have all the years of lab research, they know what this virus did to all those lab animals. I warned people 2 years ago that covid is a bat virus and they are the most dangerous of all viruses and I compared it to the Lyssavirus that’s in bats in Australia, it can lay dormant in your brain for years and come out later and send you mad and you die, it’s Australia’s version of rabies. It can take anywhere from 1-7 years to come out and kill you. And this UA-cam video they put the Lyssavirus up on screen, I just knew it. I’m so angry because both my sons and their children had covid, one had the delta variant and the other the omicron variant.
My dad died of cancer before covid appeared. And like many cancer patients, anorexia becomes more and more of a problem following metastasis. I have a solution for you.
Drink your food.
Buy a blender. You don't have to restrict yourself to only things that are normally juiced.
big question is did he take the secret recipe vax ?
Unintentional weight lose is very dangerous. Get him checked for sny underlying cancer or digestive disease. I am a junior doc in training.
I got a cold earlier this year and now I don't think it was. I was in the emergency room within a week unable to breathe and feeling like I was dying. Never thought it was covid or covid related, I was too shocked. Since then my entire spinal column buzzes from my tail bone right up to the back of my lower skull if I lie down, plus there's enormous pressure in my upper back and between my shoulder blades, feeling like blood is pumping, pulsing and rushing through my upper back and neck, spasms, difficulties breathing through my nose. I can't lay down to sleep and have to sleep sitting up because the pressure triggers panic disorder (totally new). Figured that one out by accident. The symptoms at first we so varied I'm amazed my doctor listened. It's not over, it's gotten worse, and the tinnitus can sometimes make you wish for death because it hurts so bad and triggers panic attacks, but I don't hear anyone talking about spine, head, neck, ears, jaw and throat problems. I feel alone. Energy crashes no matter what I do, showering feels like an impossible task.
I can't be the only one, and I'm struggling everyday to keep it together. Sleep is interrupted. I have to take anxiety medication now or I can't function and it causes people around me anxiety because they can't help. It's almost destroyed my close relationships because they think it's just age or psychological or psychosomatic and can be controlled by methods used for typical anxiety...sadly I need anxiety medication because I can't do anything else that's working, and it's all I've got. It can change your personality too.
I was NOTHING LIKE THIS LAST YEAR.
Lifting you up in prayer, rest when you must to recharge, walk when you can even if it's 10 minutes at a time.
Meditating on the beauty of God in nature, in every breath you take (breathing exercises), and in the Bible Promises of God has helped me keep peace beyond the circumstances. This life is meant to enjoy it, one step, one hour, one day at a time. Wishing you n' all suffering comfort and renewed strength, wisdom, courage, and tranquility. God bless each one and supply all your needs in His miraculous ways.
Romans 8:28, Philippians 4:6-8. In Jesus'mighty Wonderful name, Amen.
@Bridgitte B Thank you so much ❤️. I'm not Christian myself but they have been an incredible group full of kindness, support, positivity and love throughout this difficult time. Your kindness and consideration speaks volumes, thank you for being who you are ❤️ You are so right!
Sadly, I had an employee who 6 months after covid saw a huge shift in her personality making it impossible to do her job. She became very paranoid and manic. I don't even know if she realized what was happening. She stopped communicating entirely and we had to let her go. She lives alone, so the entire thing was very tragic. To this day, I hope she's okay.
Take her back not her fault
Since I've experienced autoimmune disorders for the last 30 years, covid symptoms even 7 months later are par for the course. Welcome to the world of the autoimmune sufferer.
Same here
I have lupus plus leukemia and I had just finished chemotherapy. I was 3 times vaccinated, wore my mask. I was admitted to the hospital on April 14th, I have no memory of the 2 weeks before and the first week in the hospital. When admitted my O2 Sat was 77%. When I was sent home, I was sent home on oxygen. 2 weeks later, I was admitted again, fear of blood clot in my lungs. My breathing is better, lungs still aren't fully healed. But my cognitive ability has declined, I know it has, my friends know it has but are too nice to say so. It's so scary.
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271 prayers for continued healing and remission❤️
Thanks
I've had brain fog when I got Covid over a year and a half ago, and it hasn't changed ever since.
Same here. But some of the other long covid symptoms like fatigue improved after 2 years
Could be anything. Such as paranoia.
@@gordongoodman8342 lol mentally ill is more like it
Seek out a neurologist. There are Hospitals doing long Covid programs you have to have a doctor's order to participate. I have brain fog, extreme fatigue and migraines that have not changed in intensity in over a year . I'm a health care worker that took care of Covid-19 patients and ended up having to retire early do to my health related to Covid. I know of 3 other nurses that have brain fog issues , 2 had to quit their jobs and one is struggling to remain employed while experiencing brain fog. I hope you get better soon.
@@theancientsancients1769 I hope so. It has been two years for me and I am still get fatigued. I have to pull over and take a nap sometimes.
I was completely healthy 32 y.o before I’ve got Covid twice in just 4 months. Outcome for the last 6 months after:
- Fatigue, zero concentration, sadness, feeling like I lost my personality
- 16 hours sleep per day instead of comfortable 7
- WEIRD NON STOP ALLERGY, sneezing
- skin problems
- absolutely zero motivation to achieve anything in life or career
Honestly, I’m thankful that I found energy finally to process this information about long Covid. Because I was soo hard on myself thinking that I’m a lazy looser.
Impact on brain indeed underestimated.
My 66 year old cousin in Chicago suffered with anxiety...nightmares.. memory loss AFTER Covid..also heart issues.
I had immense brain fog along with constant headaches, heart palpitations, digestion issues, amongst many other things. I put all of this to God and he pulled me out of the grave! I treated this as the neurologic disease P.O.T.S and used physical exercise to alleviate symptoms. This has been extremely successful and I am operating at 100% capacity, God is good 😃
put it all to god?...what a disgusting test for an all knowing supreme entity... oh thats right call him dad...lol
@@andecap1325 I would check your own worldview first before criticizing others.
@@k.scottphillips8933 I was giving my view.ok,so you disagree. Case closed.
I am facing head pressure any solution for this?
@@dianafrancisspencer I've been having this for 2 years on and off, but it's been daily for a month now. Nothing has helped, including pain killers. But my doctor just recently recommended Claritin and it has been working for the last few days. Thank God.
Those who are responsible for this should be prosecuted
i agree
You’ll never prosecute the United States government. They are the ones responsible for bringing it into the US.
China
Try looking into laboratories that were researching the body fluids of the Galapigos islands lizard , ie GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY ,VIRGINIA , from 2013 to 2017 , researchers Barney Bishop, and a Miss vanHock , plus Students from Wuhan on a Global student exchange foundation. Funding provided by B AND M G8S, FOUNDATION , anybody interested in that , when I enquire, I get censored which just adds to my suspicions . THEYprotect their own,.
Tinnitus with ear sensitivity, mild headaches and very mild brain fog (feels like I smoked a little weed without the feeling of being high) since July 25th 2022. First week or two sucked with brutal 8-9/10 ringing. Now its around a 3-5\10 depending on a spike or anxiety. I'm hopeful that it'll get better on its own over time or that studies will improve and we'll get treatments that are helpful not only for us long Covid sufferers but for other sufferers that have similar symptoms as us. If you have faith please pray for all of us and treatments that work. if you don't have any faith then stay strong and stay positive guys. Maybe share some of your stories with one another and maybe find a small support group if you need one. They are out there and they help. ❤
I can relate
I feel the same the Tinnitus with an increase in anxiety. I can’t concentrate like i did before.
Me too. But after the booster I went deaf in ny right ear, temporarily blind in my left eye, trouble swallowing tinnitus, memory loss, brain fog, short of breath and very tired.
I had Covid in April 2023. It is September and I am still having extremely painful episodes. My taste of different things is off and I am quite clumsy. Exhaustion is also a serious problem along with brain fog. Thank you for the research.
When I had Covid, towards the end I began experiencing a spike in happiness...I'm talking childhood elation. 2 days later I dropped into the scariest depression ever (still suprised I pushed through it). Meds were given to treat mental health symptoms but they still didn't go away. In addition, I now had brain fog when before I was pretty sharp. Many of my memories are wiped out, both short and long term. I have to keep a pad and pen with me at all times to capture important thoughts because 2 seconds later it may be gone. I've suffered from Rheumatoid Arthritis (since 2016) and I've told several people "if I had a choice between Covid and RA, I would gladly stick with arthritis". This a daily battle that doctors don't understand 😒
You need a booster for sure!
Immune modulating drug trials?
Jeeees
What is wrong with these drug pushers. Real doctors don't treat the symptoms without looking for the cause, that will manifest in the symptoms. They already know that covid affects the lungs and heart mainly so there is an obvious depletion of oxygen to the circulatory system and brain. There has to be better and easier ways to treat people then to pump them up with more drugs. Ugh
This is gross
When I had covid, I had anxiety for about 5 weeks. I had already been on an antidepressant for along time. No anxiety before covid, but about 6 days in I had it and it lasted like 5 weeks then it was gone.
@@sharoncrawford7192
When I had cvid all I could think about. Oh no and this is how I'm going to go? I haven't showered for two days, with no energy to eat all I could do was push fluids on myself and had used every cup in the house so my dirty pile was huge and I couldn't smell so I'm sure death got scared. I felt so alone that the sharp pains of my heart could have been the virus going thru or just my broken lonely heart. I held the hands of many dying working in palliative, but I can't imagine dying alone and not being able to see a familiar face. What hospitals are doing is criminal, if you get sick they don't give you the treatment and tools to recover at home and if you are critical you are not allowed to have family close to encourage you and give you hope and strength.
Many "antidepressants" cause severe brain fog and zombie type state of mind. Terrifying when the "cure" creates more destructive issues, that makes you look like you need more psych help - hmmmm, money making mobius strip of drug induced harm leading to more drugs? Seratonin syndrome can be deadly, but not talked about, and most dr's pushing them dont have a clue. Pharmacists know and understand.
Glad to see and hear the medical changes to those of us that seek relief without being categorized into the "oh! It's merely psychological." How many doctors have done that, especially when you are a female patient!
I have yet to have a doctor acknowledge/respond to my reports of long covid symptoms. I tested positive for 3 months after my initial positive test. I am mostly recovered 1.5 years after infection, but I still have difficulty thinking and concentrating. I think I'm being blown off because I'm 65 and a woman. I am convinced covid changed my cognitive function.
@@christinemartin1127 I am so sorry to hear of your situation. The only thing that has truly assisted me with my several health issues, are really good women doctors!
a dose of coke with a dash of MDMA and buying a friend to whisper sweet imputations too you would fix you up no worries
up and at em, people die in bed.
Get busy living or get busy dying
@@christinemartin1127 I walked away from Western meds in 2013. I gave them twelve years and I was practically on my death bed. My answers came in alternative methods most of which were cheap and easy. I have a life back. Not perfect but far better than when I delegated responsibility to weateen meds. Self responsibility was the key after figuring out they were doing more harm than good. I think they give us PTSD because of how we are treated. It's not just women but even military men with gulf war syndrome. Watching documentaries on that taught me alot
has nothing to do with being a female patient, doctors have been down playing covid/vaxx long term effects from the get go and gas light you whether you are a man or woman into thinking it's all in your head. Except after enough people bring it up they realize there is no way this many people are having these effects right after the vaxx or covid and it just being in their head or a coincidence. Just insulting at this point really, I have 24/7 ringing in my ears now since getting the 2nd dose of the Pfizer, everyone telling me its just a coincidence though... now I have to live with this for the rest of my life probably, and to top it off I caught covid anyways...........
I got COVID on April 3rd, 2020. As much as well all quarantined , my entire family at home got it . However, my dad , little sister and I got it the worst. I noticed my little sister and I have the same immunity system as my dad and my other sister like my mom. High fevers for over 2 weeks, our legs having purple spots ( apparently our blood was coagulating ), couldn’t eat or drink . My sister lips were blue and mine as well . My mom with COVID was trying to help me when she saw I was struggling to breathe and I was trembling. She called 911. I was hospitalized the most since I have asthma and ended up getting pneumonia. I was on so much medication that my liver hurt. Took me 3 months to mostly recover . I noticed since then I have brain fog, I constantly now cough, trouble breathing, lose energy quickly , random moments my heart starts beating like crazy . I also for 2 years struggled with my mental health.( having horrible thoughts to end my life) . My dad and little sister have similar symptoms after COVID . It’s crazy how this virus has ruined so many lives. My uncle wasn’t so lucky . After being intubated for a month , he passed away… I attended on zoom over 10 funerals of family and friends who passed away from COVID . I also work for a medical equipment company and that took a toll on me. Hearing that many patients passed away or their family members calling in crying to pick up the DME because their loved one died. I was so overwhelmed
Yup for me covid was so bad to the point where it triggered bad health anxiety and also had a bad panic attack from it. I wish more people would talk about this so that I could at least find some conform from it because going through this all alone isn't easy for most of us and I can completely relate to it. Maybe for me it wasn't as bad but I did however lose 3 people in the same month back in 2019 but it wasn't covid related though but still extremely depressing stuff. But man, this covid thing really took a toll on me and a lot of people.
I still to this day don't really know how to properly move on from it. I know people say things like "you should move on" but what if you can't then what are you supposed to do?
I can definitely relate to the mental health struggles and the suicidal thoughts. I'm usually good at staying hopeful but during the covid times I was having so many of those bad thoughts and honestly some days I got really scared of my own thoughts because you tell yourself that you aren't suicidal but sometimes your body doesn't know what it can do and I didn't want to be one of those people who did it just unexpectedly cuz when you feel overwhelmed from anxiety and from life in general it's hard to really have a lot of control over yourself and over your own body and so this is what I was genuinely scared of.
I don't know if you're still going through this or not but just know that you aren't alone in this, man. I feel you and I can relate to this
I got Covid twice but I've been blessed so far. I have not had any nor have I noticed any abnormalities in my brain, at least not yet. There isn't much I can do about it if this begins to affect me at some point in the future. I just have to count my blesses so far. Good luck to the rest of you and I hope you can recover from your issues.
I read and article from AARP that one of the initial signs of Parkinson’s is loss of smell. I wouldn’t be surprised that in a few soon we are going to see a lot of people neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s or dementia and Parkinsons
I lost my smell for about a year? I mean its not actually lost.. altered is much accurate
I lost smell and taste. I guess its time to run upo the credit cards and spend my savings on fun things, eh? Before its too late?
This is why im fasting for autophagy...I recently did a 2 day fast and building to 3 and then 5
Oh and im on carnivore zero carbs
I had a breakthrough Delta infection in August '21. Totally lost my sense of smell. Just completely gone. After maybe 3-4 months it started to come back. Around 6 months, I developed a weird strong "smell" in my nose that wouldn't go away. It wasn't like anything I'd ever smelled; maybe like a combination of everything? Later, my wife saw an article about smell loss that said this weird smell sensation coming up around 6 months out had something to do with the smell receptors recovering. My doctor didn't have a clue.
I got a post viral illness 5 years ago and it shattered my life. From being an Executive I went to be mainly bed bound with multiple symptoms as described with severe brain fog. It took 2years to get the attention of the right doc who diagnosed me with Dysautonomia. After that it took another 2 years to find the right treatmens/meds to address my symptoms to get me back to 50% capacity. I have accepted my new life and if they can figure out the triggers would be fantastic!
The FLCCC has done many educational videos on related issues, such as MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome), and the utilization of off-label drugs that can calm the inflammation over time. It’s very complex and variable from person to person. Good luck, and keep trying.
Could be a bad case of Hypochondria.
Gordon Goodman that is not compassionate or helpful. Just because you haven’t experienced something and you aren’t informed about it doesn’t mean that it’s not real.
@@ashleylala4293
I wish I had compassion for the dupes that took the covid vaccine, but I don't.
@@gordongoodman8342 Are you illiterate? He just said exactly what he had
I know 2 women who recently got mild cases, and a rebound case. After watching this video, I'm more concerned for them. 💔🙏🕊💗
After mild covid , started experiencing below symptoms and after which incresed day by day
1 - head pressure on simple movements like walking feeling as if I may fall
2 - Extreme Insomnia - could not sleep or barely managed to sleep for few hours in the night , insomnia continued for 6 months
3 - uncontrollable anxiety , hunger to such extent that if i did not eat I , I felt as if I may become hypoglycaemic
4 - depression associated with insomnia which made my day time feel like hell, always sleepy during daytime , even i felt extremely tired still I could not sleep
5 - extreme sensitiveness of skin , simple tasks like bathing gave shivers and palpitations
6 - swallowing food issues , made my hunger symptom more scary
7 - unexplained palpitations on seemingly simple movement
7 - Continuous anxiety as stated in above comments , small triggers were enough to trigger anxiety symptoms
I am on medication since past 9 months , and started to feel better with symptoms reducing day by day
I had the symptoms of Omicron last December. I suffered brain fog and kept dropping and knocking things over. I can juggle and have really good hand eye co-ordination so this was an obvious change.
I work out with weights and keep active and I am nearly back to normal 6 months later.
I am 65.
Alan weird question have you had any history of concussions? I got omi variant as well and had a concussion months before hand but the recovery is very slow. Brain fog is intense. Thanks
@@TheBushRanger. Good Grief....until you mentioned it. I had forgotten that a few months earlier I had an accident in the garden where a 4 x 4 inch square fence post fell on my head. I was stunned at the time and my scalp was cut. I had the half egg lump come up and go after a few days. I would never have put the two things together but now I think about it? However, my co-ordination is back and I don't keep knocking over everything I try to pick up. But I do struggle to remember stuff more than I ever did.
@@alanduncan9204 all good mate glad to hear you are mostly back to normal
Yes, I will employ that as well, get back to light work outs. I know this actually helps. I actually felt better staying active than just lying down, seriously. As with many other very serious health challenges I know it is immensely important to keep a positive outlook, to believe in yourself, and to believe in the powers of your body to heal itself and get better. It can feel very very discouraging, but I did not give up with other very serious conditions and persevered before.
Wow, this gives me hope.
The background music is inappropriate for a scientific presentation. And a big distraction.
Got to keep the money going for doctors pockets.
I agree. Why do programs diminish their intelligence with ANY MUSIC. MUSIC IS GUILTY OF DESTROYING SO MANY PEOPLE AND ANIMALS ON OUR PLANET. WHEN WILL JUSTICE HOLD THE INDIVIDUALS AND INDUSTRY ACCOUNTABLE.
I have had similar symptoms to this before the pandemic and got the 'oh it's psychological take these antidepressants' and I still had the symptoms. I hope this research continues and I pray I come across a doctor that can help me.
It’s been over a years since my covid/brain fog. Before and after I was training for triathlon. I don’t smoke, drink any alcohol, no soda, very little sugar. My diet is mostly HFPB. I’m doing everything I can to beat this but I feel like it’s here to stay. It so frustrating….
I believe I suffered it early in 2019, we had all the symptoms, initial illness a window period of wellness then a relapse for 3 more weeks. Headache, temperature spikes, loss of smell & taste, weakness hacking dry cough & difficulty breathing. Afterwards we noted a decline in mental capacity. I kept saying that flu made me dumber as I was not functioning well for over a year. Forgetful & unable to react quickly, dropping things all the time. It eventually passed. Thank God.
Where your headaches daily?
Me too…same story had Covid and then when I finally felt better it came back a week later with a vengeance! It took 2 months of recovery and I never really came back 100%…so sad and frustrating.
I was not that sick. But I didn't get a shot either CENSORS on me Again. A WORLD WITHOUT THE TRUTH
Probably lack of frequent movement, socialization, and virtual education/work dulled you. Lack of mental stimulation being cooped at home turns people this way. Smell and taste loss does come from covid, but everyone recovers just like losing it from any common cold...
@@poloman3754 my headaches are daily 18 months
The fact that patients present themselves to doctors with illnesses and doctors think it is o.k. to tell them it is psychological is just so wrong. When did it become standard practice for doctors to write off patients "ills" just because they have no clue, AND no desire, to try to help the patient. So much is wrong with our healthcare and this is a very salient point that needs to be addressed.
My daughter contracted virus twice. She is 10 years old. 1st in march and 2nd now. She complained headache, high fever and body pain. Her symptoms starts with pain in the throat and clogged noise then comes fever, cough comes after. We took her to tge ospital yesterday. I'm glad Now she is feeling better after taking meds and eating alot.
I’m reading these concerning heartfelt comments & all is relatable to me. We suffering from post COVID19 virus, Vaccine Reactions that caused serious medical problems, along those of us with other post viral diseases. I took a major hit from these posted issues!
I got COVID in March of 2020 from my daughter who traveled to Oregon long before the lockdowns. It only affected my gut back then (2 months of not holding in anything and losing 15 pounds). I was then diagnosed with ADHD, but I am sure it is more than that. I was not ADHD as a child and brain fog is horrendous. COVID destroys executive function, I have NO DOUBT.
Start eating raw organic honey throughout your day. A lack of executive function is a lack of systemic energy. When energy is abundant you do executive functions. When energy is low you just want to shut down. Vit d plus k2.
Multi vitamin or beef liver. Iodine through kelp supplements maybe. Do not lack anything and do not put anything negative in ur body. Put the honey to use walking or doing something to train the consumption of energy
Long Covid exists.
@@Catlily5 permanent vax damage is more like it
It's hell. I'm coming off two years of COVID symptoms and my family and friends have basically deserted me. Since people fear what they don't understand. I finally started mental health therapy and that has helped me deal with the fatigue, brain fog and depression. I feel lucky I have not had severe long haul, like some of the stories I've read. Hang in there, you'll get better! Fight it tooth and nail!
@@ww2remembered983 Sorry that happened to you.
This highlights the importance of the Neuro-immune connection and the thoughtlessness of the medical community on understanding physiology and pathophysiology in comprehensive ways, of which the autonomic nervous system is the foundation of.
I have long Covid. First it was the heart issues. Now the brain fog. It’s horrible. Memory loss. Forget words and my vocabulary has decreased. Sometimes I’ll stare at an object and can’t even remember what it’s called. Some days are worse than others - usually when I’m more fatigued or more stressed. I run a company and have to write everything down so I don’t forget things. Very frightening and frustrating. The up and down emotions aren’t too bad - but again, when exhausted everything is worse. I’m trying the Medical Medium diet. The celery juice has helped a ton. Eating sugar makes everything worse. Overall, I pray that I can beat this.
My mom has post-long covid and has brain fog. I hope she’ll be able to keep her job but she tells me she’s struggling
I understand that we want to save people's live by not having them die because of COVID but what's the point if you live and end up losing your mind because of a COVID infection. Your mind is really all that you have. More research is needed on this.
Even assuming that you "lose your mind" (Evidence does suggest that even the worst cases are likely temporary), if you are alive, treatment can come in the future and solutions can be found. It's not a guarantee, sure, but dead is dead, whilst alive and damaged at least has a chance to be repaired.
I got covid 2 weeks ago. And I was tested negative a few days ago. Thank goodness 🙏 But when I had, I had the worst pain in my head, these sharp pains... where I'd never have pain, no sense of taste or smell, difficulty breathing, loss of appetite, muscle pains, upset stomach, fever and fatigue. But the worst is... my emotions. I had such brain fog that in the same day I could not remember what I did 2 hours earlier. I hope everyone out there stay safe. I send you love xx
my son has extreme tiredness and I am so grateful someone is trying to improve things for long covid. It's so awful and so hard to identify what can be done.
Thank you Dr. Nath! Our ME/CFS community sends you our hope, prayers and love.
Ever since having covid I felt pissed off with the research lab funding and decision to release it! I didn’t feel that before!
Just hearing this makes me feel less alone in this. Delta took me out in Jan 2022. And I had a mild case. I was already struggling with fibro and chronic pain from 4 car accidents (none my fault thankfully) for thirty yrs, so I'm used to coping with these symptoms. But not the cognitive stuff. Or the coordination issues. Persistent ear/sinus issues.The breathing issues. Over all fatigue and muscle pain. I worry what's going to happen if I catch a variant. The struggle is real. I'm sorry that it took a pandemic that spotlighted this health issue. And that millions are now struggling with health issues like me. But now there's some hope for a breakthrough treatment/cure for this condition. For me, it's been a long time coming.
Covid had me feeling great mentally horribly physically. Helped my depression for some reason. Weird.
Thank you Dr for being an advocate to those that are not believed! You have no idea how much that means to those that have been called “crazy” when it is an actual physical medical issue
It absolutely is! Many of our patients come to us saying that their PCP said it was just anxiety or depression. No, it is an actual condition that can be treated.
@John Smith 143 Where's 'coronavirus I.D. 19', full stop.
Who would claim that? We know long COVID is a thing. But long flu is also a thing. Even in my 20s it took me a year to fully recover from a flu. I didn't go around and tell everyone to believe me or scare them of a flu infection after that though.
@@AmaRegenMed were the people Autopsied, 'those vaccinated?
@@AmaRegenMed How does your practice treat patients?
I haven't gotten an official ME/CFS diagnosis ever but since around 2008 I started developing all it's symptoms. Intense fatigue, tingling sensations, POTS, brain fog, derealization, muscle twitching, weakness, bowel and stomach problems, among others. Still persists to this day, although the symptoms have shifted and I got used to things like fatigue, although it still reduces my quality of life. This might sound evil but since COVID i'm for the first time feeling taken seriously by doctors and medicine. Doctors never had the nerves to listen to me or think I do seriously have problems. They always got annoyed by it. Wish you all the best, to whoever are suffering from symptoms. For all others I wish you to stay healthy.
Just don't let them put you on Remdesivir.
I’m super excited! I just got rid off my herpes genital herpes respectively within 13days #drallenben
Could be Lyme disease
@@jordaneglis7380 Coulda have been a Recipe , like the one for all those Chickens in the Labs and they all had to be killed because they were seen as a threat to Humanity , it's just like Willie predicted , their would be Meat shortages due to Bird Flu , we likely will all be on lockdown again soon due to the Bird Flu Scare. Make one wonder what else they can create in the Labs?
I have POTS which is similar to Long Covid but caused by a different virus. The symptoms started 10 years ago but I didn't get the POTS diagnosis until January. I hope that Long Covid helps them find better treatment for everyone with post virus illnesses. They are hard to live with.
How we supposed to know what is false and what is true anymore?
All I had was a 24 hour fever, lack of hunger, and a bad headache. Was 100% better after 4 days, I haven't been sick since.
My Dad was on a ventilator for 3 weeks in 2020, thankfully he pulled through. Though, mentally I can see he is not the same. He doesn’t remember things like he use to, sometimes I notice him really having to think hard about certain subjects he use to know so well. He’s just different now. Glad he’s still with us.
I’m sorry about that man
Ventilation is a last resort. They damaged him by doing that.
I'm glad he's still with you too.
I wasnt on a ventilator but my brain acts just like that for me now. It feels like certain things i gotta think harder to explain and talking in general. I think it's called brain fog and i heard excercising can help with it a lot. Anyways, Im glad he's ok and still with you!
@@KD-qp3gc it is what is it, can’t change the past but thanks anyways.
I had Covid Feb 2021. Go to sleep...wake up in 2 hrs with roaring headache/brain fog. Took more than 1yr to get my normal sleep back.
My attention span was never great.
But,... it is now that of a fruit fly.
I had COVID-19...I had a weird feeling, brain fog, fatigue and a syncopal episode. Wish those who have not walked in my shoes wouldn't be so judgemental.
I've had Covid-19 3 times and i havent felt the same ever since. Had extreme anxiety to the point where it led to having a panic attack. That ruined things even more. It's 2023 now and i still haven't really truly recovered from it. I know a lot of you probably haven't as well. The brain fog is still there and sure i try to work out to get rid of them but somehow it always comes back harder than ever before. Unsure as to why it does that but i would like to know an answer to that question. It's such an unbearable thing. You feel like you're constantly caught in a bad dream and nothing feels real. It's so scary... 😨
How many covid vaccines did you have?
Two people I know developed serious neurological conditions having had a viral infection (many years before covid) - they were eventually diagnosed as having a type of MS. Perhaps this is something doctors will be keeping watch for in the future. Good wishes to all of you having to deal with any post viral fallout.
Some complained that Dr. Faucci hadn't done anything to find out why so many people have lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and MS prior to the pandemic. There must be some bacteria that many of us got or have. I believe it all has something to do with the increase to the DMV. It sure fits the picture.
P53 is implicated in Cancers & immune system dysfunction, it's function is to arrest tumor development....might be important indeed. It's the reason Angelina got her surgeries after her mom died, her DNA was the reason. Viruses can alter DNA behavior.
I have ms after having covid twice it’s been horrible journey through all of it
@@dailydoseofbubbles7732 Do u know if the Drs. think the MS was caused by COVID virus?? I’m SO SORRY this happened!!
There's a Dr who practices where I live who has believed that MS is viral. From what I understand he has helped many people through nutrition
BLESS these physicians/researchers! It’s so refreshing and encouraging to see medicine move in this direction…well…these virologists and specialists. The entire medical system needs desperately to learn from these extraordinary individuals - proudly advocating for their patients, thus, remaining their primary concern! Their compassionate hearts are both evident and commendable! I truly hope medicine and future medical practitioners will use these physicians as “role models”! We need to encourage physicians/researchers to continue such compassionate, fruitful work and dedication to their patients…not just monetary gain or prestige! We cannot reward or permit the medical staff, medical companies, hospitals, pharmaceutical, and medical interest groups and businesses within the entire medical framework benefit from patients’ illness and perpetual suffering!! Medicine was designed to heal, prevent, and treat disease and other medical conditions! The patient should be the focus - NOT the astronomical monetary benefit! It would be an extraordinary boon for patients and medicine alike - if the practice had such experts dominating our system globally!!
So we'll said! For so few in the practice, the art/science of medicine is a calling! For many others it's just a job.
@@deniserichey3014 😎
me too , how long did your covid symtoms last? the girating part keeps you pretty balanced. this pandemic was pretry crazy. did u go with russia or uk?
A third arm??
My wife and I are not vacinated and we got covid from a fully vaccinated person visiting. They tested positive and spread that crap to everyone in my wife art retreat class. She brought it home to me. Kicked the shit out of us for a week, but we got over it. We stay clear of jabbed people
I could viscerally feel the damage to my brain while Sick with Covid, and haven’t been the same since I was infected 3 months ago. There was 2 days during my isolation my brain felt so scrambled and I was so confused I didn’t know if it was night or day, or what time it was and couldn’t think straight. I already had CFS, and chronic pain but Covid really wiped out the last shred of energy and life force in me. I expected to be sick for 5 days, was sick in bed for 3 weeks and really haven’t recovered right. I read it’s not uncommon to feel poorly for 6 months. At what point is it considered “Long Covid”?
Did all this start after the vax?
I too had what I described as scrambled dreams when I had covid in 2020. I also get regular migrain type headaches but they are concentrated above my right eye near my eyebrow only, they are difficult to get rid of. Brain fog in the form of just having something on the tip of my tongue but just can't get there. I also never had a period again.
Keep telling me stories that didnt happen😂
I think a study on hysteria and folie a deux with regard to Covid would be a worthwhile endeavour.
This is happening to me, I caught covid last September, and I havent been the same since. My lungs, brain fog, and even my eyesight has suffered from it.
Hypochondria is a powerful disease.
Me too I caught covid Feb 2020 I'm finally going to try physical rehab. I've got to do something because what I'm doing now isn't what you'd call living.
Me too. I'm 25 and my eyesight mostly in my left eye has been affected by covid. Started after my first infection in 2020
You need to go on a water fast few days and everything go back normal.
@@goldenturul5511 First you have to stop believing and replying to covid bots that push this lie like these bots in this thread. It's all a lie, do nt waste your time with them
I’m 2 yrs in with long covid and no help… it’s not right we are abandoned…
I had COVID twice. The first time in January 2022 and second time in June of this year. I had mild symptoms and recovered quickly. I noticed my memory is not the same. I have a hard time with memory and concentration. Actually I should say harder time with concentration since I have ADHD my whole life. COVID is no joke at all. My brother got COVID in 2021. He too is suffering long COVID.
I can’t sleep without being woken up thinking I’m dying.
I can’t remember things very well 😳
I could really do without the sad music in the background. There’s really no need for it, this nightmare is depressing enough thankyouverymuch.
and some of the illustrations are fear mongering too.
It’s that serious, the world ended in 2020, all the world leaders know, that’s why they’re doing their final wars
Will I ever be the same. I live South Africa. I have no financial help. I work 18 hours a day to survive. 2 children. Alone. No help. Had covid in 2021 August. I have never been the same.
I have been dealing with long Covid since I got it over a year now main problem I have is brain fog hard for me to stay focused and on track now I have trouble remembering things all the time really frustrating Covid is no joke
The patents for the Covid vaccine had been applied for in 2017. Think about that for a moment.
my mom has ME/CFS since 20 years ago and she also got Covid a few months back but luckily had a mild case.
Ever since long covid came into the medical telescope doctors have started taking my mom's disease more seriously which I'm happy for. She used to be neglected by medical profesionals saying that ME isn't a real thing, it's just a misdiagnosis from childhood trauma and she needs "psyciatric help" even though she's been to the psycologist for 25+ years.
She's not in need of a god damn psyciatrist, she's in need of physical medical attention. We are so tired fighting "profesionals" (the quotation because none of them ever read into the illness).
It's sad when dentists show more compassion and understanding for her case more than doctors do.
Dentists always try to make her visits as mild and as free from sensory input as possible.
Doctors have her sit on a chair in a room with a running TV, lights and vending machines hours upon hours leaving her alone.
Her going to the hospital causes more damage than staying at home.
Luckily the science surrounding ME/CFS has taken a big leap since long covid became a central focus inside the medical field.
You need to find better doctors if they think an eventual total paralysis is caused by childhood trauma. ASAP.
It's a big guessing game with some doctors. This novel virus is slowly becoming known. Good luck...
I quite literally got ME from childhood trauma! And it is still an autoimmune biological syndrome, and very much not made up. Chemically trauma can be as scarring as post viral infection or cancer. Tell your mother she isn't alone, love from New Zealand
A lot of doctors just don’t understand ME, particularly the ‘sensory overload’ aspects. I have it mild, but still avoid busy / noisy places to control anxiety.
I had long term effects of Covid19 Virus. I had no help at all from the Dr's at the time. Yet over time things got better not the same but better.
Since I got covid I feel like I’m about to pass out blood rush to my head I don’t think clear no more yall be strong 💪🏾 man if this how I go it’s been a hell of a ride man
I've hard blurred vision, fatigue, headaches, exhaustion and brain fog for 13 months now, very surreal how it's one step forward too steps backwards all the time, I wonder if I will ever get back to normal . Hopefully some treatments soon
People after 2 years my long covid symptoms like fatigue improved , I hope this gives hope to those still suffering there is light at the end. The fatigue improved the most. Brain fog changes not the least out of the other symptoms but hopeful it gets better too . Even my cholesterol dropped without any diatary changes that covid caused . Things that helped me were vitamin D3 with K2 MK7 variant and Nicotinic Acid and Longvida Tumeric over past 2 years.
Don't give up hope people ! Many are starting to get better, it's different time frame for each . I think long covid inside us will die off just like it is happening outside. Much love to you all 😘❤️✌️
This is very much appreciated. It’s good to know that there are people who had long Covid saw improvements even after a couple of years. People need to see that there is still plenty of hope left for a full recovery.
As doing as covid hit, march 2020, I was told to tske VITAMIN D3, C. and ZINC..immediately
I've missed a few days and caught omicron, but that lasted a week.
It was weird..still breathing, but not tasting food for 10 days.
Husband got the brain fog for a few days..I think people will get better with these vitamins and diet...eat few sugars and carbs
I agree and i noticed that when i eat sugar or fry foods that i feel the worst.
Sameeee dude same thing here
I was not aware of having long term COVID-19 until memory, breathing, and public awareness all rang a bell. I thought it was all in my head and it would pass. It's a yup you're right, believe it or not.
Same are symptoms of stress and anxiety ... make all stressed and anxious about getting sick by virus which is everywhere and responsible for the health of all humanity with giving up living, than when they didn't get sick you say they were invisibly sick and stress and anxiousness is from virus which they didn't know they had (???)
@@drunaisis9797 I should add that a blood test showed increased hemoglobin (do to oxygen deprivation) and after fluids and bed rest my breathing is back to normal. Also I don't think the doctor would tell me it was long term COVID-19 symptoms if it wasn't. But like I mentioned I thought it was in my head too.
@@billfortenbaugh3740 Have you tried nicotinic acid supplementation before? I suggest you try that and took at alteast vitamin D3 with K2 MK7 variant at 5000IU 6 months and Longvida Tumeric and see how you feel. Only that helped me with long covid
Thank you for being open to research, analyze and suggest the use of Fermented Soya enzyme Natto Kinise as a possible replacement medical treatment and it’s absolute benefits, Gratitude and thank you for sharing your light
Muscle twitching, fasciculations, spasms, cramps. Plus lower back pain. Weakness on the right arm.
I've had covid twice, both times affecting my brain, spine, lowet back n stomach amongst other organs...Gp referred me for long covid clinic 18 months ago, still awaiting an apt...The scariest time of my life!
Was it after vaccination or before it?
@@shalinikiron5132 First time March 2020, I was one of the first batch in UK, second time literally 3 weeks after my second jab...Both times I was pretty bad, lasting for 3/4 months...
@@yasminkausar5186 It's vaccine adverse reaction. There are nine pages of(more than a thousand) adverse effects listed on the Pfizer documents that were released under court order.
@@yasminkausar5186 Thank u for ure info. It wld b great f there was a pattern t this but there isnt.
@@anoodono1841 ...I agree NO pattern as such, its different for each individual...It does seem to pick on and target each persons weakenesses or conditions like a missile, going straight to that point with precision...🤔
This is the best coverage I have seen. Thank you for the compassionate care. ❤️ I have been suffering for almost 5 years now. I started watching autopsies after Covid deaths and knew this was the same thing. Thank you for that last statement, not only is it real, it is mutilating the body and it is time Drs had a better attitude about looking deeper.
Go get them boosters boy, your problems will be over in no time. Like in completely over.
Five years? It’s not Covid then.
Definitely! The unpleasant skin sensation, the headaches.. It doesn't seem to go away with me.
I had the "psychosis" symptoms. I'm a very strong person emotionally and psychologically so I just white knuckled through it but it was pretty scary. It feels like no hope. Just pure doom you can't see the future you feel like there's no reason to live. It's so scary because you can't imagine living your life in that mental state. The ultimate sense of dread and foreboding you feel like close relatives have all died or something it's really serious. hard to describe. I recovered I'm all better now.
I hate to say it but the brain fog is probably permanent. I've been battling it for 8 months, I also have vision problems now and the eye doctor told me it's not my eyes but brain damage similar to what he sees in veterans who suffer concussions from a blast. There is such thing as a viral TBI "traumatic brain injury" the brain swells up and is damaged just like when it's impacted. I have a ringing in my brain now thar sounds like a flourecent light bulb is going eeeeeeeee in my head. Never goes away. I never got a cough, the virus seemed to avoid my lungs. I hope I'm wrong and it goes away but I'm just learning to get used to feeling partially drunk all the time. For those of you who don't believe this I hope it never happens to you the trauma I've been through has made me crave death.
This is horrible. My son is also suffering brain fog, vertigo and anxiety/depression since the Vac.
Don’t give up hope. Even recovery from TBI or a stroke, which is an insult to the brain, recovery is often minimum a year. If I were in your situation I would look at healing through nutrition, omega 3s , anti inflammatory foods. I had brain fog for 1 month after mild covid and it was scary. I still have no sense of smell and my taste is reduced, somewhat numb. It’s been 5 months.
Yes. Me too
@@truthseeker9688 sorry to hear, not fun, does he have ringing in his head too? I do all the time
@@alexhamm68 we have similar experience.. my smell is altered and always hears ringing tones like.. eeeeeeeeeeee.. dont be afraid.. focus on the tones and meditate you will be fine.. forget covid it has nothing to do with that tones or eeeeeeeee.. im fine with it and live with it. Acceptance is badly needed
I take antidepressants for manic behaviour, when i had covid my behaviour turned manic. Was really surprised that we weren't warned of the effects on the brain. Very glad to see this presentation.
I just got out the hospital with the same issue. I have bipolar and I feel like this illness made me manic as well as the whole hospital experience (which they did a great job...I just was in this weird shock). I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing this. I still feel "up".
I take antidepressents for PTSD, PMDD, OCD. I tested positive for covid yesterday. Last week I told my husband "something is off with my brain" this needs to be talked about more.
Thank you for sharing everyone, I did had Covid after the second dose of moderna, there's only a slight change on me I can't really pin point it but praying almost everyday was very helpful, believed, have faith always remember that everything happens in life has a purpose and with God's Grace and guidance, we can try to live our lives to the fullest with whatever we have left on this earthly life. Prayers to everyone, everything is going to be alright. Praise the Lord amen 🙏 God is Good !!!
It has been a year since I have had Covid.
My heart, lungs, intestines and brain have been affected.
Taking care of myself by eating healthy, getting more rest and taking immune boosting supplements have helped immensely yet the process of complete healing is slow.
I get out of breath quickly so exercise cannot be a part of my health regime as I would like it to be.
My body will heal, I have set my mind on it and will not budge before I am back to my old healthy self.
I am with you on this journey!
The brain fog is real. I've been having focus problems for the last 18 months hard. I will forget I'm playing shows while onstage playing. I can't focus on anything longer than a couple minutes without zoning out and sometimes forgetting to breathe.
I hope this is a turning point for finally understanding autoimmune disease, theory being an underlying virus is present which “turns on/activates” an autoimmune response and never shuts off (I.e. Covid, Epstein-Barr, HPV, etc). Since autoimmune disease affects women more than men it hasn’t been studied or researched as much, and the treatment drugs are very old. Maybe this will revitalize research again.
K2 plus d. 100 MG k2 10000 MG vit do. Try honey to return your energy. Raw organic little bit all day
Yes, maybe Covid will at last make women taken seriously when they go to the doctors
Autoimmune diseases have had a lot of research devoted to them. The fact that it occurs more in women has nothing to do with how much or how little they're studied. There's a ton of money to be made by any company that develops a breakthrough treatment.
My doctor said they just don't know enough about it now to treat it. So they go with individual treatments for the specific symptoms you may have. It's seems to be all over the map and everyone has their own, personal symptoms that others may not have.
I agree with you.
Getting covid and as sick as I was for about a year has ruined my life. It's gotten worse since I got sick on Dec 23, 2021. I breath but I no longer feel like I am alive. Everything is a mission in thought and ability to do anything as before. Trying to explain to friends is and can't ever be understood by them. I tell them it's like looking out a foggy window and trying to read something but never able. This is how my thoughts are and it effects my every move. I am not the same person. And I give up on trying to get help. I can't even do the paperwork to apply for disability because i can't keep a clear thought for more then a few moments. Spelling simple words are hard and have to use spell check endlessly now. Life with covid screwed me and I am only 57. Cant' work, can't find help and trying to find it on the internet is like pointless. Selling everything I own to pay the bills and now I am almost out of money. I have no idea what im going to do now.
How many covid vaccines have you had?
Mononucleosis left me with a lot of the symptoms mentioned here. It totally changed me, in so many ways. Are these viruses similar? My case of mono was 50yrs ago, but this video leads me to believe that there might still be hope for getting rid of these persistent and debilitating symptoms.
There's hope. I know this from experience.
I couldn't read more than a few words at a time and my ears were ringing unbearably.
I sat down and focused on reading a couple of paragraphs at a time a couple of times a day until I finally started to improve and things got better from there.
Getting over the ringing ears was way more complicated. All I can say on that was I began working on it by noticing that the intensity would change depending when I would shift my focus. I ran across a video about a tinnitus fix that involved tapping on the back of my own head.
The more to think about the ringing and the more that you pay attention to it will only increase the misery. If it's driving you nuts I recommend looking for anything that distracts your attention away from it.
I've had tinnitus since I was a young child. I'm pretty used to it and filter it out. for me it's like how you can see your nose if you look at it, but you don't really notice it.
@@paxtoncargill4661 Same here - I'm 63 and can't remember a time when I didn't have tinnitus, but I'm guessing having it suddenly develop as an adult must be quite distressing. Mine only bothers me when it turns pulsatile, usually if I have a cold.
Sounds like bppv or labyrinthisis
I had Covid-19 beginning January 1, 2021. I see a difference in my muscles, loss connection between my desires and drive. I am a senior.
It's the shot, fools.
Thank you. Please don't give up.
This may take a long time and much trial and error to sort this out, but as the last dr in this video stated, there are other conditions causing symptoms that may be helped if we can get to the bottom of this.
I had a single vaccination in Oct 2021 and it has ruined my life because of neurological , cardiovascular, lymphatic and other issues ensuing in debilitating symptoms.
Please don't give up trying.
I had a very mild case of Covid in the later part of last December .
This is when the Omnicron variant reared it's ugly head.
I'm glad this variant was such milder than the original as I think I would not have made it to talk about.
But afterwards I noticed I was feeling worse as time went on.
ALL my Auto-Immune disorders' symptoms became worse or came back on me!
Then the fatigue was hieghtened to the point I can think of doing something like even taking my meds and didn't have the energy to get the glass of water from my kitchen.
So many things that is easy to do I just sit and think about how exhausted I feel.
Now as of late my stomach issues are worse and the lightheadedness I had before contracting Covid is practically causing me to stumble and fall out in the street while walking!
My chest bothered me and headaches. And ,I must not forget my forgetfulness has increased with leaps and bounds!?
I,'m forgetting my doctor's appointments as well as other important things.
How are you now?