Do You Have Long COVID? When COVID-19 Symptoms Linger | Talking Point | Full Episode
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- No one knows exactly what causes the range of post COVID-19 infection symptoms, often called long covid. In Singapore, 1 in 10 recovered COVID-19 patients has had persistent symptoms six months after their initial infection. But as the virus mutates and becomes more widespread in recent months, it seems some lingering symptoms are changing as well.
Talking Point speaks to a panel of experts to find out what are some long covid symptoms you should watch out for, when you should seek medical help, and if there is any cause for concern.
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I had it back in october and started feeling symptoms in early febuary just after i caught a cold. That was actually my first time getting sick after covid. Now im left with constant shortness of breath, heart racing, weird feelings in my left body part, weird feelings in my chest such as weakness or tingles (i really can’t describe it), fatigue, anxiety and other weird symptoms ive never felt before. I completely lost my happiness. I dont even know if it is some sort of covid related stuff and nobody takes me serious
Same syntoms... And gut issues, reflux, gastritis joint and muscle pain...after 2nd dose of pfizer... Life ruined. Have you got jabs? Most of long covid people had jab before covid...they ruined immune system... By purpose. Doctors know all and they want to hide or deny... That s because they tell you to go to psichologist..
Been through all the test. Still suffering after nearly two years. Cognitive issues, shortness of breath, fatigue (beyond just normal tiredness) also palpitations.
Make sure you’re getting lots of potassium everyday
Dr Drew website had Dr McCullough and Malone on there. They have the Spike support supplements to help your deficiencies caused by the virus and the extreme stress. Adrenals need supplements to help you. Get your immune system up! Help is there and it’s not in your mind. Vit B’s, electrolytes are very important not the sweet junk kind. But D3/K2 is very important get tested or take at least 10,000 IU To 20,000 a day a few weeks, then 19,000 daily take with a natural fat like real butter on toast with breakfast or avocado. MCT OIL is coconut oil. The adrenals needs help from all the stress.
This has been so helpful in a supportive way. Sorry for everyone going through it. I'm wrecked a few months after Covid, but luckily my family and work have been supportive. I hope everyone will recover soon rather than later. Stay positive all!
I had various symptoms (rapid heartbeat, tingling in feet, insomnia, anxiety, tinnitus, etc) after having COVID in Feb 2021 - for about 7-8 months, then have been much better. So many Dr visits, lab tests and just feeling very poorly during that time that I'm glad to be doing better.
hey congratulations that's really good to hear, my mother has this for 2 months now but it's very scary. she can barely walk at all and is in bed all day, pure exhaustion and terrible malaise constantly. she's off work. very sad seeing her and she's scared because she doesn't know when or if it will end but your comment made me feel good at least to hear
What treatment or vitamins did you take overall to feel better ?
@@CodCats 1
What did you do to feel better? I am at a loss lol but really
Sorry to hear you got poisoned by the government, happens to the best of us.
I’ve had COVID twice. Once in January of 2020, and once in December of 2021 after being double vaccinated. The second infection was the worst, fever, loss of taste, coughing. Ended up being treated for pneumonia and bronchitis. Started recovering more than a month later. Now, I’m still dealing with serious brain fog, fatigue, shortness of breath to the point where I need to use a steroidal inhaler, balance issues, increased tinnitus, and on and on. When I called my doctor, I never heard back from them, only the nurse practitioner. Almost a year later, I haven’t heard from my doctor and his office is saying “it could be long COVID” and that’s the end of the conversation.
Hello there chocolate82467! First off, I’m so sorry that you have been dealing with long Covid for such a long time. I caught the first strain and have been a long hauler for 2 years now. I was coughing violently for a full year straight and since then it’s affected my throat and voice in general. I suffer with nerve damage in my legs, which started with my arms and they would go numb and I couldn’t hold things for long, but that feeling went to my legs and I suffer with so much pain. Extreme fatigue, digestive issues, bloating, Headaches, vertigo, hearing loss in both ears, body aches, breathing issues, severe brain fog, I even stutter a lot, and so many other issues. I went to doctors when it was at its worse and many tests came back normal which was insane considering how I felt on a daily basis. Lots of doctors told me there was nothing they could do, but they wanted to push drugs on me, but those drugs wouldn’t help with any of my issues, so I know exactly how you feel… There still isn’t enough information for doctors on why this happens and how long it will affect us who get affected.. I want to say good luck to your recovery and to many more that read this and are personally affected by this illness, let’s hope we all recover one day.
@@samanthafashho3807 I’m sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with this for so long. I caught the delta strain and am frustrated with the after effects. I’m definitely hoping that we all get some answers and relief soon. Take care of yourself. ❤️❤️
@@samanthafashho3807 I've just been revisiting this video after now also having recovered from Covid-19 about a month ago, which somehow was my first symptomatic infection (I've no reason to suspect I infected someone, but as most of us will never know). I was what many would consider overly vaccinated and cautious, but as I found my pre-Covid self within many testimonies and suspected having been virus damaged earlier (in 2013).
None of my original issues could've been caused by this latest pandemic, but I seemed to have undergone a severe cause of H1N1 swine flu (declared a pandemic of concern in late '09).
My bad news to y'all is: there's no reason to really expect most symptoms to subside by themselves other than maybe the digestive and most severe inflammatory issues. I still have no proof my one-side tinnitus+hearing-loss and brainfog was caused by some virus, but it's always been the most plausible cause for me.
My life was somewhat upheaved, but still joyous as it could be, but let me tell you, would I've started out as a workaholic outgoing individual, those symptoms would've broken me. My deepest condolences to anyone affected, especially since even many doctors still disregard reality or are in denial as they're faced unprepared by their education.
I have been vaccinated two shots
But I have had covid twice before I got the vaccine and my vaccine I got twice and I have had two COVID-19🦠😷vaccine but still some how got the covid I don't even barley leave the house I have a son who is going back and forth to school and I'm certain that is probably I got accepted this time is much worse before I only have like mind symptoms fever headache and stomach pain I can't seem to eat very much at this point so I don't know what staged I'm in like day 7 of the third time but where I live its high risk the kids are very ignorant and they are walking around with out a face mask I have been wearing a face mask on the first out burst of covid and some people don't get it because they are not going into the public and I have to every day because I have a special needs kid I don't get a break
I'm exhausted. They don't test here but I can't breathe and every day is a struggle.
The PCR test was used incorrectly. The creator of the PCR test Carrie Mullis said that his PCR test cannot be used to test for infectious disease.
They use the PCR test to test for infectious disease which created false positives because it was used incorrectly.
With false positives come justification for lockdown. They wanted lockdown because they wanted to destroy the livelihoods of many citizens. They want to destroy people's ability to be self-sufficient. They want the people to rely on the government so the government could give them a universal basic income with many stipulations attached and the income will be a pittance.
Now with lockdown loved ones and family members cannot visit there loved one in Care home. That's covid-19 protocol. It's part of lockdown.
With old people in Care homes that have pre-existing conditions because that's why they're there; when they test positive for covid-19 which many did because the test was testing for infectious disease and the PCR test cannot test for infectious disease as the creator of the PCR test has mentioned multiple times.
With old people getting covid-19 that meant they needed to be put on end of life drugs because covid-19 to someone with a compromised immune system that is old is at high risk of death. Old people were put on midazolam, remdesivir, in combination with morphine while they were put on a ventilator which doctors got bonuses for.
Many old people died because midazolam, remdesivir, in combination with morphine creates a deadly cocktail. It's certain death.
The doctors and registered nurses have been manipulated through the textbooks that they must read and regurgitate in medical school. The medical field is a lie as they prescribe dangerous drugs that cause more problems. Why do you think cancer has risen. Why is autism gone up. Why has miscarriages gone up. People don't intend to hurt people but people hurt people through ignorance. By denying the truth you protect the lies.
Covid-19 was put on the death certificate. Since many old people were dying from covid-19 that gave justification for an emergency vaccine to be rolled out immediately to the masses.
After many people took the vaccine young people started collapsing due to respiratory failure. A side effect of the vaccine is blood clots, myocarditis which is a respiratory illness.
A lot of old people died after receiving the vaccine. Many young people died as well but more old people.
But an unprecedented amount of young people in their twenties and thirties started collapsing. A record number. They were collapsing from a respiratory illness.
Like I said a side effect from the vaccine is myocarditis a respiratory illness. When your blood clots your blood is not moving freely because of the blood clot thus causing less oxygen to reach your vital organs as well as your heart which can cause a heart attack, stroke, seizure.
This evil force wants to eliminate roughly 50% of the population from various means whether it be weather manipulation. Genetically modifying the plants/animals.
Poisoning people's water/food. Poison in the air from low orbit satellites that beam toxic frequencies that destabilize the body such as 5G radiation and other electromagnetic frequencies.
So after destroying most of Earth there will only be 50% of the people left that have survived. From that 50% a lot of people will be injured or weak from the various poisons that they've been subjected to.
When this evil force comes into invade the people of Earth, the people of Earth will be so weak that this evil force will come right in and there won't be any fight. The people will be too weak to fight.
Post syringe syndrome. You just need to detox all the Toxin out from your Body.
Where?
Same hear chest and back pain so bad it takes my breath away. No help whatsoever.
I have been doing breathing exercises and it does work for me!
Breathe in through your nose for 4 seconds. Hold for 4 seconds and then breathe out for 5-6 seconds. Do this about 5 times and you will get some relief ☺️ also breath with your lower abdomen not your upper chest…. If your stomach rises that’s what you want!
2 years of long covid. Was always very healthy and no problems. Tried so many things. What finally helped; first, antihistamines took the edge off some symptoms. second, intermittent fasting. It took about 2 months but finally better. Still can't exert myself without feeling exhausted but better every day now. Didn't think I could go without breakfast but actually it was/is easy. Now first meal at 1:00pm. I urge you all to try this. Cut my three favorite things; sugar, caffeine and alcohol. They all made me unwell, inflammation.
interesting that the sugar and caffeine made you unwell and inflammation. im trying to figure everything out for my mom who has this for months now.. not getting any better at all just pure exhaustion, malaise, sleeps all day feels terrible. i think she has some kind of fibromyalgia, something else to do with her thyroid takes medication for? not sure exactly but idk if there's any connection to why she's felt so bad for so long
Yep
Same here I'm doing way better doing that and other stuff..it will pass..
The jab!
Gives the other symptoms..
They need to say that
How long did you fast for? I’m trying 8/16 also take antihistamines no caffeine or alcohol but sugar is my downfall I must say.
Caught Covid Feb 2022, didn't have long covid. No jab. Then caught Covid again Nov 2022 and it knocked us out. Had to deal with covid pneumonia and our entire family dealing with Long Covid. A lot of brain fog, shortness of breath, tachycardia, chest pain, temperature intolerance, fatigue, skin conditions, stomach pain and sleep issues. It's been very hard on us!
Make sure you’re getting lots of potassium everyday it’s essential for energy
Anxiety can be a driving factor to a lot of symptoms bc you really don't know what's wrong with you and all these visits to the doctor helps alleviate some of it even though you're not really getting a definitive diagnosis.
It’s not the driving factor. Idiotic clueless response
@@jusfobaby I said "could be" not that it is. Get a clue.
I am 68 years old. I had three covid shots several months prior to getting covid. I have asthma as well, but my oximeter reading is always 95 to 97. My covid lasted about 14 days which was basically like a cold and flu. I tested positive the first time and positive again a second time 2 weeks later. I thought I was over it but about 4 days after it ended new symptoms appeared. Now I have body chills and headaches with pressure and congestion in my chest with some inflammation as well on and off and I am lightheaded a lot, but I generally am not that tired. I have postnasal drip and I am blowing my nose all day long. I have some soreness in my throat occasionally. It is the headaches and body chills and muscular aches that bother me the most. I wake up most mornings feeling fine and then an hour or so later the symptoms start again. I have doubled my daily doses of vitamin D and alternate between ibuprofen and acetaminophen and I drink water all day long. This is now 9 weeks after first testing positive even though I tested negative 2 weeks ago. It comes and goes. A day or so can pass where I feel almost no symptoms at all but then it reoccurs. My wife who had no shots had covid the same time as I did and has fully recovered with no new symptoms.
So this shows the jab didn’t lessen Covid symptoms but maybe even worsen Covid.
This is a difficult time for you. I hope things improve. How do feel about having had the vaccine. Do you think it’s responsible for the damage? I was not vaccinated and ended up in coma followed by a long time trying to recover.
After 1 year I can only walk a few steps with a frame.
The jab is the virus..
Same but I'm 19 turning 20 in October
Your are the rarest that give complet information. Curious that many people told us in this thread about ther Covid, but nobody tell us if they were vaccinated or not, and when, before,or after Covid. Would also interesting to know the age of the people. Like you I notice the same in this video, and the patient is interregoated by doctors.
I got Covid in January. Feb I was diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation. I went to ER with 177 heart rate. ( After going to urgent care for a lingering cough) I got meds to control heart rate and sent to Cardiologist. They added a new med to attempt to put heart rate to normal sinus Rhythm. That failed. So scheduled with Electrophysiologist for next steps. We agreed on ablation. At this point since my ER visit. I have had multiple EKGs, an electrocardiogram, labs and stress test. I go in for ablation and in the procedure the doc lost all electrical signals and I went into cardiac arrest. They got me back and put a temporary emergency pacemaker. Implanted permanent pacemaker next day. It has been a little over a month since surgery and im doing ok. Still tired but much better than this time last month.
My doc said this is definitely long COVID.
While waiting for my procedure. I was just debilitated and exhausted. Slept all day. No energy to really care for myself or housework cooking etc. I went from being full of energy and going places to being homebound. Forget walking the grocery stores or the mall. I had to use motorized carts. It was a sad time for me. I couldn't participate in things most ppl take for granted. It really got to me.
Now just trying to recover so I can get my life back.
I feel for everyone affected by this horrible illness.
I was also full of energy..but long COVID completely changed me...now I can't recognize myself...it's not me 😓😓😓😭
I hope you get better
@@nandininandini9274 I'm sorry. I hope it improves
@@AlbaLynxQueen Thank you. I have a phone appointment with my primary doc to go over things this far. Tues I see my cardiologist to see what's next. I think it's for a box for monitoring my pacemaker. Wednesday my last home health visit. 4 th will be my electrocardiogram. I'm hoping this is all for a long while.
Potassium is essential for energy make sure you’re getting enough everyday
So glad to see this being taken seriously somewhere in the world, certainly ignored in central Illinois. After Delta was still in NMD diagnosis hell, heart rate varied from 48 to 120, was short of breath just sitting and talking, eating was exhausting. Because couldn't get covid test first week of March 2020 MD said it was not covid because I didn't go into respiratory distress, except was using home bipap and 3LPM oxygen to keep POX at 91... that didn't matter. Now 2 yrs of tinnitus, that disappeared for 12 days when had covid in June confirmed by home test on day 10. Shortly after starting to feel better had sudden rush of hopelessness and tinnitus returned, the mood improved in 48 hrs. First 3 wks could only take dogs out, eat and shower every 4 days, vacuum 8x10 rug every 2 wks, do dishes once a week. Neurologist said I was fine. Feel light there is gaslighting. I was double vax and boosted because am RN and still feel bad physically and emotionally when I seek help
Ignored in FL as well
What do you mean to keep POX at 91? POX ?
Possibly it’s ignored because there are many Liberals that live there ? I don’t know but I surely can’t understand how you ignore such symptoms esp. from a doctors office. This is very scary all around our country. I live in a Democratic part of my state in AZ. and with all these viruses that we have endured they Still Fight to have Illegals enter into our cities without us knowing what they too can be bringing in.
@@rrn3263 Never heard Trumptards being called liberal before. my county finally got to 41% vax and never would use masks even as they are dropping dead at nearly twice the rate of neighboring county. Governor is thankfully a Dem
@@beccaevans6184 point of exit rate.
I have long covid. It's horrible. Comes and goes but you never know when or why. Feel I'm dying but told nothings wrong with me.
I can relate.😢
Same
@@gemmasupsup6418 I'm so sorry to hear that you are going through this too. It is hell. I am FINALLY closer to what I consider health again. (Almost 3 years later) never with help from a doctor or similar. Here's what has helped me - I pray it will help you too. Drink a prebiotic drink - like Poppi or Apple Cider Refreshers or etc every day. Drink more if you can - probotic pills didn't work the same. And I mean eat and drink as much as you can (yogurt etc) consistently. Take crazy amounts of Vit C - I take 485mg once at night and once in morning now. (But I used to take as much as my body could handle) Take vitD3 - I take 5000IU a day. I also went from drinking tea in the morning to drinking coffee. I still have relapses but am able to work through a 8 hour day finally now. Simple jobs. I had to take something way below my experience level because of that horrid brain fog / memory issues or what ever you want to call it. I used to not tell people but now I do. If I didn't, I'd look crazy cause one day I'm normal next day like mindless child. I'm making it though. Battling back. Know your not alone and that I believe you and care. Long Covid or Chronic COVID is absolute hell. I'll pray for you too. 💜 Kat
I had Covid Ba.4 symptoms starting June 5, and tested positive June 7 with strong sinus and chest congestion and big brain fog. no headache or sore throat, but lots of coughing up stuff, like a very bad cold. Most strong symptoms went away after 10 days, but I still have sinus drainage all the time, some back pain, and brain fog/dizziness. I also am experiencing bouts of vertigo, which I have never had in my life. Getting on a ladder even two steps up feels wobbly to me. The brain fog is very troubling and I can't stand it. It has been 6 weeks now.
Hang in there. The Med support I'd slow so you must get lots of sleep. Do not push yourself or get angry that just builds stress. I have found some vitamins and supplements help that are antioxidants and anti. Viral. Also relaxing heat from hot tubs or just sitting out in the sun along with deep breathing.
What kind of supplements and vitamins do you take?
@@sabrewolf7906 lot's of Vit c ALA Co Q10 cod liver oil multi minerals Selenium.
L.
I got covid and two symptom that lasted longer for me were brain fog and shortness of breath. I started walking every day for 1 hour and after 2 weeks the symptoms started to get better day by day. Not sure if this can help you a bit. Hope you get better soon 😊
@@pastapasta2516
I'm not sure about other people but people I know who have been vaccinated are dealing with long covid. I think the immune system has been compromised.
Dr. Barnaby Young, the doctor interviewed in this video should lose his medical license. Telling people to not continue looking for a solution for their Long Covid symptoms, and to just wait for it to get better, is not practicing medicine. In addition, his response to how long Long Covid will last was pathetic. If he would have just said we don’t know yet the futures of those with Long Covid that would have been a better answer.
100% this!!
Right?? I think it’s because he’s not going through it.
I strongly agree with you!! He was pathetic. Some people might commit suicide hearing his rubbish answer.
I had Covid for the second time at the beginning of March it landed me in bed for 10days , then the I was back to my old self & my fibromyalgia. Then in April my heart rate was rising oxygen levels were good , but then fatigue hit me , my legs became weak along with my arms. Now cannot walk in a wheelchair because weakness. Things taste & smells have changed I am nauseous issues with my GI TRACT my brain is not great . So basically I am not living , I am just existing. Also lots of neck pain . I really do not know what to do….😢😢😢
I had all of these symptoms for almost a year. Had covid twice and 2 jabs. I went and seen a naturopath and have had amazing results with energy and feeling better. I would recommend finding a reputable naturopath where ever you are and discussing it with them. I dont feel completely back to normal but much better than I was.
A naturopath I saw 2 weeks ago has helped me immensely also.
I had been struggling for 14 months with my health after the first covid vax in November 2021 gave my myocarditis and put me out of action for 3-4 months… I then caught Covid in September 2022 which lasted only 2 days and was a very mild infection. Since then shortness of breath, extreme fatigue, arms and hands going numb, rapid heartbeat, chest pains had me bedridden most days. I started taking these vitamins 2 weeks before my naturopath appt which I found on another UA-cam forum:
Super Magnesium + x 2
Blackmores Advanced Iron x 1
Zinc Plus x 1
Vitamin D3 1000IU x 10
NAC 660MG x 3
Quercetin 500mg x 3
Selenium 150mg x 1
Co Enzyme Q 10 150mg x 3
Vitamin B3 500mg x 1
Aspirin 300mg x2
Vitamin C x 6000mg split into 3 doses
Bromelaine
EPA/DHA
OPC
Vitamin A
NMN
Nattokinase
Reservatrol
4 weeks into this Vitamin routine and I’m feeling like my body is 75% back to normal which is great I’m hoping to give it another month on this treatment and start exercising again to lose the 10kg I’ve put on.
Jan 3rd 2022 my family of 6 tested positive for Covid . I am 48 was taken to the emergency room on Jan 14th 2022 couldn’t breath was put on a ventilator buy Jan 17th and in a coma with blood clots , collapsed lung, trac was put in , seizures, multi organ failure ,sepsis , 3 stomach bleeds that had to be fixed . 2.5 months in the hospital and then 10 days in physical therapy . It’s now 7 months later I still have fatigue ,shortness of breath, need a wheelchair and walker , numbness in my head , brain fog , I forget a lot of things , I can barely walk , I’m on oxygen 24/7 and a non invasive ventilator at night to sleep . Ptsd, anxiety and depression my life now is horrible. The rest of my family is fine thank god .
Are you vaccinated?
You have to do breathing exercises daily!!! Learn how to do breathing exercises
Lots of potassium is essential for muscles and breathing function
I had it in Sept...had it for 3 weeks...I am a very active person and was even doing cardio indoors while I was sick...now it's basically December and I've noticed like heart palpitations or kinda like a racey heart...my resting hr can be from 40 to 70 and its all over the place...my vo2 before was like 57 now its like in the 30s...when I run my watch says I can see up to almost 200bpm (ive always wondered if it's wrong bc it doesn't feel like it's that high)...also I have gained weight and have headaches...I weighed like 155 before covid now I'm ab 165ish...i have bad anxiety now and randomly sometimes I feel like I can't smell as good...and I have asthma I'm getting kind of scared of the heart thing...oh and I have random sore muscles and they have that covid feeling and it usually comes and goes and coincides w the heart rate fluctuations
I had/have long Covid. I got Covid in late December 2021. After my main symptoms vanished, I was left with nausea and vomiting and back pain, in the kidney area, for 2 months. Since March, I have had very bad hair loss (I heard 25% of people that had Covid get this). I also have Chronic Lymes, which flares-up in March, and this causes me to have hair loss- it’s just so much worse now, and my flare-up is lasting far longer.
Update, a few months later- I'm ok now. Hair is growing back, and the other symptoms are gone. 😀
May I know what's your age group range and blood type?
Asked those millions of Ukranian refugees who fled to the West since the conflict break out. All without wearing any mask, only 30% vaccinated. Why they don't get infected and LONG COVID ?
Maybe you should consider taking monthly booster dose. Safe and effective against Covid. That's why the experts say.
god ...
I have the chest, back pain, kidney pain, and fatigue a year now will not go away.
It is heartbreaking to read all the testimonials - however, it brings some sense of relief to my own core. Finally I can recognize what my brother is going through. Keep sharing, so we can become smarter and soon look at statistics. For the same reason I will share my brothers story:
It's been 11 months. After contracting covid, which was not hard to overcome btw, my brother is today suffering from daily chest and throat pain. Fatigue, soreness, loosing balance once in a while and difficulty breathing. None the less, doctors can't measure anything in his blood, don't see anything on scans and even his lung / breathing tests are not indicating anything abnormal.
I will try this tip with anithistamines - we doubled the D-vitamin intake and generally trying to make the best decisions food- and activity wise.
NAC - (N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine) is a supplement that people with Long Covid have found helpful.
I am the same way, been fighting this nightmare since April 2020. Nothing abnormal has shown up on blood tests, scans, breathing tests, ELGs/ECGs, etc. Blood pressure and resting heart rate are normal. According to the doctors everything looks great. Well then why do I feel like death every day?
D3 5000IU, C 1000mg, zinc 25 mg, quercetin 500mg, the FLCCC way, all over the counter and safe. Like all medications it takes some time to work. give it a couple weeks. but it should cut back on the inflammations. I take them as a preventative so Covid don't kick my ass, since i'm not vaccinated. But it has strangely cured my psoriasis on my hand so it should help you a bit with the inflamation.
have a look at this condition called Costochondritis for chest pain and breathlessness! I am going through it now and it can cause flare ups which mimics same as cardiac arrest but it's nothing to fear. Wishing your brother the best and quick recovery
Look up mayo clinic , guillian barre.
post covid quarantine
1. almost 3weeks intermittent fever
2. almost 2months short breath. need to stop after a few steps.
until now still unable do heavy work like used to be. like 50-75% from previously
Agreed
Over 2 yrs now with long Covid , X-rays good , blood test good , ECG good , brain scan good , still struggling 😩
same
What are tour symptoms?
@@HumorFiends Headaches , severe fatigue, dyautonomia puts me in bed for days after walking , exercise , anything strenuous , continuous sinus problems , brain fog
Try intermittent fasting? Also u must do breathing exercises daily.
With respect if I may ask....then what makes u think its longcovid???
i can relate so much
I have had 3 Pfizer shots and covid at least twice. I started with spasms around my kidneys, then left back shoulder, down my arm and into my left chest. ( I thought it was a heart attack). Then it went up my neck and in my head, I thought stroke. Later I found most of the places it hits also where the Vagus nerve serves. Later on it affected more nerves. The spasms last 2to 5 minutes. I have foggy brain that over the last week is getting better. I judge that by how organized I can keep my papers and house. I am 65 , and four months ago I got old over night it seems.
I had COVID delta in Sept 2021 and I was bad sick for three weeks. I had a lingering cough for quite some time after recovering but I have had bouts of just not feeling very well including chills, feeling cold but never having a fever. In fact my temp was rather low but not too low. I have have heart palpitations from time to time and chest pains as well as aches and pains in my left shoulder but now it's more spread out over my body. I have been to the emergency room at least 4 times thinking I'm having a heart.attack but nothing shows up on tests. I have even had extensive tests such as stress tests and everything comes back normal. I also have gastrointestinal issues also. I have developed heartburn (GERDS) and a bloating feeling.
I may have pinpointed the cause of that which is pancreatitis which mimics bad heartburn and chest pains that radiate to your back and can last all day or several days depending on the severity. (Fatty foods and heavy alcohol use is a common trigger) I used to be physically fit and strong but now I struggle to make it through the day without hurting to the point of just collapsing when I get home from work from pushing through the pain.
The only thing I can say I definitely don't have is brain fog. I believe my cognitive functions are just as normal as they were before I got COVID.
I have all these same symptoms. I have bad acid reflux and my stomach is bloated. I also have memory problems, concentration, and anxiety. I’m praying everything will go back to before covid
29 months and still suffering fatigue body aching tight chest poor breathing brain fog
Today is June 19, 2023. My husband had Covid in February 2023, and seemed to recover in 2 weeks. Then 6 weeks later his legs became very extremely painful, and he was feeling weak. He is 84, had 3 Covid shots and 2 boosters. He had seen the Doctor several times. Had been admitted in the ER twice because of very low blood pressure. The severe pain in his legs caused the Doctor to finally actually give him some treatment. He asked the Doctor, "Isn't there something stronger than Tylenol that I could take for the severe leg pain and weakness?" Hallelujah! The Doctor finally prescribed prednisone 20 mg 1 x day. That made a world of difference in the leg weakness and pain. But the Doctor keeps tapering down the dose, until he can see how poorly my husband becomes again. So now he is on 10 mg a day, and the Doctor is anxious to get him off prednisone again. WHY? It has greatly increased his quality of life! He is 84! Why not keep him on it? He's 84! Leave him on the dang prednisone! Nope. Doctor keeps wanting him off prednisone. Such a crock of crap. Yes, prednisone is a risky drug. But he's 84. Leave him on it. Let him enjoy as much quality of life as possible!
The prednisone has drastically improved his weak blood pressure and heart beat. Prednisone has helped him in every way. Has anyone else been treated with prednisone? Please reply.
Fibromyalgia and long Covid here such a bad combination had fibromyalgia before Covid
At least a subgroup of them have probably developed ME/CFS. Post-viral illnesses have been known for decades and yet neglected and ignored. In a severe form, it's completely life ending. Anyone can develop that, Hopefully more much needed biomedical research will be done, quickly.
I had covid in december 2021, it was bad and took about 10-12 days to clear but i was left with migraines for about three weeks. After that I started getting very lightheaded and my heart rate would race when i stood up. My vision started blurring and I feel spacey it is hard to explain but honestly its terrible living like this. It feel like im half asleep all the time and feel out of body. I also have shortness of breathe and trouble sleeping at night. I would say that light headedness and vertigo is the worst part as it never goes away. Kind of feels like a never ending bad trip. This is still happening 7 months later.
Y como vas un medico te vio o todabia por q yo ando igual y no se q hacer
Wow I feel exactly the same. I feel very weird like I am here but I am not. Also the blurry vision. I notice if I look at something for too long, I feel like it’s fading out.
@@kanwalbibi9180 Yes very much, sometimes i get carried away in staring spells as well and have to pull myself out. How long have you felt like this?
@@freddycorneliobruno9226 me too freddy not sure what to do :( doctors arent much help either just trying to live with it now i guess
@@HumorFiends since I got Covid. It’s been 8 months now.
I have long covid. My smell and taste were all types of screwed up and functioning backwards for about a year and a half after I got it in April 2020. But till this day I still have extreme sensitivity in my nose constant nosebleeding in the winter in my right nostril specifically ..covid definitely damaged my olfactory nerve. I've never had allergies or nose sensitivity ever in my entire life. I find myself sneezing more than usual as well
Hi, I got covid from work dec 2020. Diagnosed with long covid 3months after. Then June 2021 I was admitted into ICU with respiratory failure on high flow o2 the non invasive ventilator. 12 months later admitted again into ICU, same thing only 3 days in I had a cardiac arrest. I was put into a medical coma, tracheostomy. I was under over 2weeks. In hospital over a month. Scared it will happen again I may not be so lucky again.
2 years in 2 weeks. ME/CFS. Tachycardia. SVT. Possible POTS still working on that dx. Asthma. PT two to three times a week. One for cognitive excercise and one for muscle weakness. I now have 7 doctors. Had to quit a job I loved.
How are you feeling today? I also have fatigue and muscle weakness and some people say physical therapy is not good until healed because it might make it chronic. Did it help you?
@@MK-gy1ug he does brain exercises. If I’m not having a good week he tries to reset the messages from my spine to brain with dry needling and acupuncture. He also cups. If I’m ok then he does modified exercises for strength. Very modified. And brain exercises or he mixes it together. It helps and it doesn’t. I may do ok for a bit but end up with set backs somewhere else. It’s frustrated all the way around. I keep daily logs with symptoms and activities with my HR etc everyday. It helps as far as seeing patterns for flares and crashes. And he can see what my weeks look like. Sept was 2 years. I have been in PT a year and half almost.gave up my treadmill for a recumbent bike. I do what I can and rest when I can’t. Typically I listen to my body. Took a trip to mountains. Didn’t get out of car. Just ride there and back and was in bed for a week. One day at a time.
Has anyone experienced kidney pain or urinary symptoms after recovering. They are not talked about much but that's been my problem.
Yes. Mine went away after being put on prednizone.
It’s been 18 months since my first covid episode. The worst is the brain fog. Not until recently did it seem to get better. I’m typing this while I recover from my second episode. I can’t say what will come of this but I sure as hell hope it doesn’t get worse.
Give daily meditation and prayer a try
It’s been 9 months since I had COVID. My #1 concern is my breathing, I saw my pulmonologist last week and my oxygen saturation which alway used to be 98-99 is now running 88-90 and it’s not getting better. Other than that extreme fatigue and terrible ringing in the ears.
Maybe get another oximeter? Yours could be broken
@@marcusianaviation9372 No sir, mine has been checked by my pulmonologist it is reading the same as theirs and my primary care physician’s.
@@captainclute6889 Oh my.. I really really hope you will get better 🙏
Are you taking oxygen?
@@christiandeluxer2926 I probably should be but no, not currently, I saw my pulmonologist last week and she ordered a CT scan. I go back to see her next week at which time she’s probably going to order supplemental oxygen.
Phlegm, Phlegm, Phlegm. What is the cause of this constant draining that causes the throat to tickle and cough with no expectoration of sputum. How long does this post-nasal drip continue?
Can't help think that if they had taken us with chronic fatigue syndrome, myself 30 yrs. ago, with same symptoms seriously we might be further ahead helping these people, but we were told was all in our head made fun of and ridiculed. Most patients were women when first hit in several places so many years ago. Hopefully these people won't have to wait 30 years for answers.
Omg I had Covid feb of this year and been sick ever since shortness of breath fatigue body aches
This medical fact-finding discussion should have at least stated the vaccination status of these people with long covid symptoms in order to determine whether the vaccination itself contributed or directly caused long covid.
I know many people that had their vaccines and they developed the same neurological and respiratory problems that people who got the virus has. My husband got vaccinated, so he wouldn't lose his job, he's had covid twice, just days after I got it. They need to stop calling it Covid and start calling it biological warfare.
Curious that many people told us in this thread about ther Covid, but nobody tell us if they were vaccinated or not, and when, before,or after Covid. Would also interesting to know the age of the people. Like you I notice the same in this video, and the patient is interregoated by doctors.
A epemediologis in France asked the government to release the complet data, iccluding baccinations, numbre of vaccines of people hospitalized, but the gov, refused. He needed this data in orden to be mor precise in his analysis. For him according to data, this was a epidemia, not a pandemia.
I wasn’t vaccinated, I’m still suffering from long covid. My heart is infected. Rapid heartbeat, heart palpitations, heart pain.
@@mariocomeq1961 I had long covid after getting infected about 9 months after being vaccinated with 2 doses of moderna. I’m a 36 year old male. My symptoms lasted for about 4 months and I am 100% back to normal now. You can read my entire experience by finding my comment under the main thread.
Me, my dad and my ma never got covid before even with very very close contact. Due to the nature of my work, I'm required to get tested every 3 days. 3rd years liao......never flu, fever, never sore throat. Before this pandemic I do have sickness once a year....heavy sickness. But past 3 years.... I think I've sneezed less than 10 times.
A mate of mine was coughing blood and now he needs ongoing medication because he has respiratory problems.
February 5 I tested positive for covid. I instantly felt nauseous. February 12 I went to emergency room. I had severe chest pain and my oxygen was super low. I stayed for a week. I had covid pneumonia and they had me on ivermectin IV. Had to have high oxygen. I couldn’t eat and was exhausted. I left the hospital on full time oxygen. I couldn’t be without it. I slept all the time for around 3 months. Now it’s August and I just went of oxygen 3 weeks ago and keep it for emergencies. I’m tired all the time and developed sharp pains in my legs. My hair started falling out a month ago. I have a lot hair to my waist but I can feel it thinning. Brain fog continues off and on. I just want to feel normal again!! 😢
Sorry Karen im with you :(
lack of information:
Did tou receive a treatment inmediately after you tested positive?
Were you vaccinated before tou got sick?
Ivermectin IV WTF?
@@mariocomeq1961 I waited 7 days and it turned for the worst. Had to go to emergency room. No I’m not vaccinated and I don’t plan on it. Since this post I got Covid again. This time it was like a bad cold and flu. Dr put me on paxlovid and although you feel worse on it after 3 days you start feeling better. FYI, The reason I didn’t get vaccinated is because I have a heart problem.
@@kdpowers Is that a question. Lol
I got Covid in 12/2021. I had very mild symptoms however 2 weeks later I had the worse palpitations, dizziness, chest pains, back pain, breathing issues, digestion problems. It’s been almost 8 months now and I am still feeling the same. I have to deal with vertigo which I never had before. My right side of the neck is pulsating very fast even when I am at rest. Sometimes I also get brain zaps out of nowhere which is common when you take antidepressants however I have never been on antidepressants medications. Covid has made my life hell and I am literally watching dozens of videos and doing my own research to figure what the hell is wrong with my body. So many people around me has got Covid multiple times and recovered in no time. Why am I stuck with these unexplained symptoms?
🙏🙏🙏🙏 I understand what you're going through but don't give up because there is a solution to every problem
@@tamarasimpkins4475 thank you
Curious that many people told us about their Covid, but nobody tell us if they were vaccinated or not, and when? , before,or after Covid. Would also interesting to know the age of the people.
I have these symptoms. Started in Jan 2021, I’m in my early 20s and didn’t get vaccinated. Still experiencing symptoms. It happened after I got sick
@@eggg3335 I was vaccinated but experiencing these symptoms. Sometimes I wonder if it’s the vaccine or the after effects of Covid.
Had long term Covid for about 5 months changed diet starting working out when i would feel tired I just started walking
I was struck with C19 in late 2019 (yes, late 2019). I have no chance, because I have no health care. Been suffering since then, and it'll never change. I have no help, no support, no money, no resources.
It is what it is.
I have had this exact thing ! I feel like I’m having a heart attack my because my heart starts to race and pound so hard in my chest n it doesn’t beat in a pattern but irregular b that scared me so much I get very nervous when this happens & my chest gets tight n hurts . It’s very scary when this happens when this happens once or twice a day !
I’m having muscle aches all parts of my body and flu symptoms since last September. And my husband had brain fog. I hope there is a medicine for it. I want the pain😞release from my body
nac w/ selenium ,molybdenum, check your vitamin levels
@Chloe Great Have been taking vitamin d3 before I had Covid-19, yet not effective 😞
@@TheShanty0403 what’s the dosage?
Yup, I am going through heart and lung issue. I am a professional athlete, for my livelihood.
After being actively exposed immediately following surgery to repair my foot. I still have tinnitus since my first booster from September, 2021
I was so happy to receive vaccines, and booster, but then tinnitus developed about a day later.
I’ve found it hard to swallow for the first time in my life of 56 years.
Idk what to do, I cannot work for long, I’m sometimes afraid to drive.
I’ve been to ER 4x in past 5 weeks.
HELP!!!! PLEASE!! 🙏
Sorry i got tinnitis from ba2 its HORRIBLE! long covid 4 months now.
Sleep is the great healer. Do not get upset with yourself that just increases stress.. Make contact with others who are long Covid and support each other. Family are often less supportive but that is normal. Perhaps some fear from them so do not hold it against them. I have found heat exposure to raise body temperature above 102 once or twice a day helps along with much sleep.
How are you now?
It’ll be a year next month since I had COVID. I still feel long COVID symptoms. It’s affecting my normal life and even my sex life. It feels like low testosterone. I don’t feel normal anymore and I’m desperate to feel good again.
Hope you start to feel better soon. Hang in there!
I bought a smart watch with the function to constantly watch my SPO2 levels. It is not as accurate as the kind that we fit on a finger, but for my purpose it is accurate enough. I can watch anytime on my phone, if the O2 level is dropping when I exercise. It also watches the heart rate, extra info.
If you feel nowadays more exhausted quickly, you might give it a go.
I had covid in March 2022 flu symptoms, loss of taste and smell .since then I suffer with anxiety .was in hospital after having panic attack, really thought I was having a heart attack .aswell terrible pain in my arm ,muscle pain and swelling for the last 5 months and always tired .I have been to doctors, test and test and they can't find nothing.
@rebeccaross9191 How are you now?
6:16 that’s the problem especially when something like this could cause myocarditis once the baseline is fine and people still feeling symptoms they don’t do the best test possible. They just stop there and then make assumptions without any further investigation they just give you some ibuprofen blame it on anxiety and send you on your way.
Does anybody hear have problems with coughing ? That’s all I seem to do his cough I also have brain fog
might be a sign of a heart issue.
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.
sorry about that mate, 30yo unvaxxed 7 1/2months long covid! Praying For You! r u vaxxe?
@@shapirodeadking5012 in Turkey we didn't have chance to vaccinate before i got covid in april 2021. Now i am vaccinated but the harm is done.
Six months after COVID, I still suffer. Just recovering from out of the blue pneumonia and I am always tired. I have asthma so this pneumonia is a bit tougher on me.
I am seven months post infection and still have debilitating fatigue and muscle weakness in my arms. How are you feeling today?
Potassium is essential for muscles and breathing
I have bad bloating and nausea. Brain fog, fatigue and sudden chest pain/difficulty breathing. Mine started 1-2 weeks after recovery from covid as well. Sighhh. I wish there were answers but glad to know at least it is somewhat acknowledged
Hello sir can u please let us know how r u feeling naw and what u did please
14 months for me. I was sick for 4 months and unable to return to hospital work. I am working again but I am not sure I will ever be the same. Persistent SOBOE, chest heaviness, productive cough and fatigue. I try my best to push through hoping it goes away and is not a forever thing
I feel like I have dementia… 😢 when will my cognitive decline from long covid stop? I need hope but I feel I am too far gone from recovery. Also the fatigue is horrible 😭
I have had long Covid since 2020. I was healthy before, still having labored breathing, both sides of my nose are stuffy, still can't smell, sometimes cough more than others and have white thick mucus and fatigue.
Agreed, I have Nov. 2020 and same sympthomes 🤷🏼♀️
@Dermot Fitzpatrick Ok, thanks. I am not sure I really understand all that.
@@BullsEye4444 I m long hauler too. Fautigue. Most problems is muscle tremors. Inside and outside. The doctor told me just live with it. Every day is struggling for me. I don’t know how long I can keep the work.
@@xiaoyichen177 Sorry to hear. It is awful. Take lots of breaks. Ice water helps calm the nerves. And deep breathing. It takes a long time to feel a bit better. Some days are better than others.
@@karinaemelie1665 *symptoms
@CNA Insider ... How long is long covid ?
I live in the UK and was an ICU COVID19 patient in April 2020, and I'm still suffering with cardiac, respiratory, fatigue, muscle weakness, brain fog / cognitive ... So the question for me is how long is too long ? ... 2yrs and 3 months is too much for me.
I was extremely sick with Covid March 2020. Long Covid and the symptoms we share ( plus more!) have never gone away. It simply improves and worsens without explanation. I wish I could say differently, but I don’t anticipate life returning to normal. I guess I’ve made my peace with it and just take one day at a time.
@@buppiano ... I have just given up.
After a week of isolation I was unable to get back to my normal life, I suffered and still am suffering from fatigue but what I did notice was any ailment I had pre Covid was now 50x worse, also massive headaches (whole head) and terrible body aches, hip, back, legs…also tingling and numbness down legs and feet.
Dysautonomia tilt table test also see Dr Bruce Patterson IncellDx covid treatment protocol
I'm still suffering 7 months on. Tired, exhausted, struggling.
The next step now after gastro, and ent is neuro.
The 1 total faint, and 3 now 4 near faints is deliberating
Potassium lots of potato, dried apricot, orange juice it’s essential for energy
I got delta in december right before it started to decline and omicron started to take over. After almost dieing having blood clots in my lungs to pnemonia to coighing up blood and short of breath and oxygen was 86% yeah i had serve covid from delta. and after being in the hospital for 2 weeks i did have post covid fast heart beat and high blood pressure and fatigue and weakness in my legs. it took me 4 weeks to recover from covid and since then i have been living a normal life. So no long covid thank God but i feel for these people but my friend had long covid what helped him was blood thinners they found micro clots in his blood causing his long covid which means his immune system is looking for covid
Hi have u vax or not
@@Rahimitheking no i didnt get vax at all since then i have had covid 2 more times and both times felt like a cold. And i have natural immunity scared to get the vaccine.
I had Covid in the end of august. I got Covid pneumonia a week later. It’s week 5! I’m still not feeling good! I’ve been to my dr a lot! Chills, mild fevers, headaches, feeling sooooo tired! Brain fog…I forget a lot of things or I can’t concentrate. I sweat alot! It drips from my face so bad but I am cold well I sweat! Of course I have issues breathing! I’ve been to the er a few times and immediate care a few times! Because I’ve felt so miserable!!!! My ox is ok….but my heart rate does go up. And it’s so frustrating that people just keep telling me “it’s just your body fighting the Covid!” I’m so frustrated and getting depressed!!! I finally went to a different immediate care and the dr told me this is way too long to feel so bad! He said I looked so bad and miserable! my primary care even told me it will take a while. The immediate care dr heard some tightness and bronchitis in my chest. So I’m on strong antibiotics again…. And a long dose of strong steroids. I’m actually feeling a bit better! It’s day 4. The sweating stopped, no more chills, and no body aches. I still get headaches and breathing issues. I am also asthmatic so I do the nebulizer every 4 hours. I also have type 2 diabetes so it’s definitely lingering!!! We will see how this goes! I also have some back aches and neck pain! I’ve been seeing my chiropractor every other day and it’s helping but it’s not gone. I do not have meningitis…my neck isn’t stiff. I can move my neck fine. It’s just sore. This is so frustrating!!!! And it’s frustrating just to get the same answer “it just will take a while…it’s just long Covid….you need to be patient!” Ugh!!! I’ve had Covid twice before and it went away within a week and it was like a sinus infection or cold.
Forgot to mention my white blood count showed my body is still fighting. So it is definitely a process! I just want to get well! My life is literally on hold! I have enough energy to wake my kids up get them ready and off to school. I go back to bed till they get home because I’m soooo tired!!! Then I wake up before they get home. Then I do what I can with the energy I have to help them with homework and take care of them. Thank goodness my husband helps so much! And my older son!
I had covid 12 months ago and had lingering symptoms for a month after (i had really bad shortness of breath with covid) and then i got better. Now 12 months later i think i have long covid! Shortness of breath 24/7 even at rest, chest pain and pain around the heart, palpitations and slight fatigue. The shortness of breath is my biggest issue, its ruining my mental health at this point
Ugh same. Have you still had no improvements?
@@carmella88 i have actually! My SOB is no longer constant, rather it comes and goes now which is such a relief. 24/7 SOB can go to hell. My breathing issues actually got better a day after my holiday in Bali, either the humidity helped me or it was just coincidence of timing?
@@GameViewHD did you ever have heart palpitations
@@carmella88 yeah and still do at random. They mostly happen at rest or after sitting up from the couch. Very annoying and a little scary
@@GameViewHD TV
had covid in january 2022 and 6 months later i still have the same symptoms ....thankfully they do come and go and occasionally i feel "normal" but its bizarre i can be fine then all of a sudden feel like i have full blown flu ,muscle aches ,chills to the core high temperature,tightness in the chest and shortness of breath like i have asthma or copd and fatigue then it suddenly goes as quick as it come on ....it was the hottest day ever in the uk the other day and i was chilly to the core with goosebumps its madness ,i cannot regulate my body temperature im freezing to the core like i have flu and a temperature one minute then red hot an hour later ...heart rate is all over the place at any given moment ....ill feel fine before bed thinking oh im normal. next day i will wake up with the worst fatigue you can imagine like youve been injected with heroin ....come teatime i feel fine and can go the gym ....i have never experienced anything like it .....any given day i can be "fine" or ill and i have no idea which till the day unfolds and can swap between normal and ill multiple times a day ....the best ive felt in 7 months was the 2 weeks i actually had covid 😂😂 i feel like Drs think im bothering them or im exaggerating like a hypochondriac ....i am not the same person i was before covid
How are you now?
@@benmahoney538 pretty much the same ,I have the odd day or part day where I feel normal but it never lasts
@@Gbonejohn1974 same to you. last january 2022 i tested positive. as of now, lightheadedness, palpitation then sometimes fatigue, depressive mood,anxiety and one day it will be gone and the other day another struggle.
@@AprealifeTV20 hi dear sister how r u feeling naw please share
Sir can u let as know how r u naw
Hi cna I developed long covid like symptoms too sept 23 my latest jab was 2022 Jan 3rd booster , my previous known infection was gotten in Australia Jul 2022 and only in sept 23 did I developed symptoms…
I tested positive in July 2021, I was sick for 2mths but was slowly getting better all the while. My mom who was 85 died in 3rd week. I am 53 male, and still suffer from Long Covid for a year now that doesnt seem to get better..
I hv chronic fatique, joint ache, frequent diarhorea n coughing from eating any little bit of hot spicy food.. And if I over exert myself by trying to be active like normal, I easily got sick (mild fever & flu). And my ankle would swell. I take daily dose of vit D & C, otherwise I would feel very lethargic. As well as 10mg Atorvastatin & Amlodiphine for my high blood & high cholesterol..
Keep on taking your supplements and add also Zinc and B complex... It'll help your body recover ...
And eat more nutritious food and less of foods with preservatives 😊
Both myself and my wife finally caught Covid earlier this year, and since both of us have experienced Brain fog, we put it down to age related but after watching this and another video on the subject I think it may not be age related.
For me its heart palpitations 130-150 beats per minute (panic to the point where i think im about to die) ..high blood pressure and after the palpitations my heart rate drops to 50 and feels hard to breathe and i feel every heart beat …its been 8 months
Me too i never had palpitations or hbp
Same here and feel like I’m going to pass out. Walking on inclines brings it on very quickly
@@lisataylor3027 yea man it just comes out of nowhere..but i have been feeling better once i started taking magnesium..maybe its an electrolyte issue because covid made me go to the bathroom alot and I probably lost electrolytes in the process
I have this symptom too . Mine sometimes go up till 190beat per min then go down to 90 plus .and I feel bloated mostly too.
Try these I’ve improved by 75% in 4 weeks after seeing a naturopath. I’d suggest seeing one to get the doses right for you:
Super Magnesium + x 2
Blackmores Advanced Iron x 1
Zinc Plus x 1
Vitamin D3 1000IU x 10
NAC 660MG x 3
Quercetin 500mg x 3
Selenium 150mg x 1
Co Enzyme Q 10 150mg x 3
Vitamin B3 500mg x 1
Aspirin 300mg x2
Vitamin C x 6000mg split into 3 doses
Bromelaine
EPA/DHA
OPC
Vitamin A
NMN
Nattokinase
Reservatrol
Actually, that 2nd post I referred to in a previous comment got removed, after it actually posted (I double checked the comment section opened using an incognito window. It was actually removed in real time within a few minutes. It does not even appear as though shh add dough band in this comment section when I am signed in.)
I still have loss of stamina.
I am a 64 year old male that contracted COVID for the first time in early May and had to COVID vacs but no booster. i was ill for several weeks with 103 fever for the first 72 hours. My doctor prescribed zpak and steroid. I am still now 3 months later ocassionally having trouble what seems like catching my breath. some days i am fine and then others i have trouble. Limited issues with fatigue and no coughing although the cough did last several weeks during and after covid. I did have asthma as a child and wonder if this is a cause for the shortness of breath. Help! :)
You're very lucky & healthy 64 years old man really.
From my understanding and experiences are that Covid bring out the pre-existing conditions of a person might have.
Like myself, I suffered really bad from so-called brain fog because, I have vertigo. My body aches and pains because, of my bad back and neck. I'm very tired and shortness of breath because, I was coughing really bad for two months during covid and also, because I have asthma.
I'm a lot better now five and six months since. But, my vertigo sickness seem to be come and go. Unfortunately my bad back and neck stay the same and will getting worse.
My brother had it and has gotten back to normal. His wife still can’t smell or taste much. She tires out fast. She has brain fog. Her stomach is not quite right. Also headaches. It’s been about 6 months since they got it. So far I have not had it. I still wear a mask.
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How is she now?
I think I have Long covid. I had covid and a stoke in November of 2020 .I got better but it seemed to be causing more symptoms I was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure in Nov of 21. I have shortness of breath and having problems with breathing. I am having Heart symptoms which I never had before I had covid. I can't hardly walk and get shortness of breath just walking to the bathroom
Everyone, I got long covid for 6 month. Here what helped me :
- Zinc the first month
- Magnesium in tablet (preferably natural than mineral) for 4 month. For the hearth
- CBD I take it in hot water for 6 month
- Sport and nature
Be happy everyone
I can't have CBD in my country as those substance are from marijuana which is considered dangerous addictive drugs plants 😂
Do you still have symptoms, or are you fully healthy now?
Thank you for these tips btw!
@@m.l.h2057 how r u now brother plzz reply
Up to minute 5 we don't know if he was vaccinated If 'yes', how manay times? and if he had Covid before o after.-
I believe I have long covid as I had symptoms that wouldn’t go away after I got sick. I had gi symptoms and also shortness of breath / sinus swelling. For me, they did a colonoscopy and said I had ulcerative colitis. While the doctor didn’t find any ulcerations, and just inflammation- mesalamine has gotten that symptom in complete remission clinically. Budesonide helped too. I’ve been hearing about doctors using this med for microscopic colitis, so maybe there’s some hope for you all and that it works for post viral symptoms.
As for the shortness of breath- I’ve done every test (ruled out asthma, allergies, chest x ray, heart, ekg, heart ultrasound, d-dimer, good oxygen, blood pressure and heart rate, sinus Ct scan, tried inhalers.) no answer, and nothing has helped so far. I have hope that something will work eventually. I totally relate to that poor guy :( it’s been nearly 2 years straight of this.
Everyone need a tube of horse paste. Take that for a couple weeks to get rid of any of the spike protein left by the vaccine/covid, and take Quercetin 500mg and Zinc 25mg with the inflammation, D3 10,000iu and C 5000. You can get the horse paste at the feed store. you will need that as it coats the spike protein and remove the stickness part of the spike. I'm thinking it's the spike protein that is causing all your issue. And please do not get vaccinated. you are intentionally turning your cells into a spike protein making machine.
Go and see a Naturopath I’ve been taking these vitamins over the past 4 weeks and have recovered 75%
Super Magnesium + x 2
Blackmores Advanced Iron x 1
Zinc Plus x 1
Vitamin D3 1000IU x 10
NAC 660MG x 3
Quercetin 500mg x 3
Selenium 150mg x 1
Co Enzyme Q 10 150mg x 3
Vitamin B3 500mg x 1
Aspirin 300mg x2
Vitamin C x 6000mg split into 3 doses
Bromelaine
EPA/DHA
OPC
Vitamin A
NMN
Nattokinase
Reservatrol
Did cryoglobuline occur after SARS COV2 infection ?
Since oxygen looks good, has anyone tested for changes in glucose? Mitochondrial ATP production? Krebs cycle problems?
As a long covid sufferer, I feel bad for this guy sitting here with folks humble bragging about their good recovery. Every body is different. For me COVID set off my autoimmune disease and also left me with chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia ... as well as chronic migraines and chronic tachycardia. A lot of normal tests will come back but that doesn't mean nothing is wrong. I'm glad I never agreed to a colonoscopy. That sounds awful. -_-
I have Me/fibro from a different virus. Had to have the dreaded colonoscopy as my symptoms were getting scary--like Chrons or even cancer. But nope, nothing found, even though I had inflammation!
Did anyones start with a itchy throat? I’ve been exposed to Covid and I took three PCR test in three days. First one came back negative and I’m still waiting for the other two.
I had the sore throat hours before I tested positive
itchy throat massive headaches then cough and fever
It can develop very gradually over a week before you test positive. The day I turned positive, I was negative at 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m. I was positive
I have ME Chronic fatigue Syndrome for over 20 yrs Now
@Poire Tartin ❤️
Well I think his taking tests using his own initiative is not a bad thing. The worst that can happen is he wastes money. But if the experts cannot identify the processes which have gone wrong, what choice does he have?
Mine has been more that 18 months.
I have most of these symptoms, heavy chest , hard to breath, and generally feel absolutely exhausted, as was mentioned this condition comes and goes over weeks. The doctors have no idea what is wrong with me after several tests and scans etc. One tip I learnt from a uk doctor on UA-cam was to take antihistamine tablets, as long covid messes with mast cells, which overreact the immune system. Taking antihistamine seems to help me, hope it will help you.
Mine some time getting dizzy
Hi Eric thanks and actually my doctor in NZ give me the similar medicine. It works for me as well.
@@sarahyang1842 . Hope you get well soon Sarah. ❤️🌹
I just started cetirizine last night, I hope my tachycardia and SOB would lessen
@@delilah28100 i take that regularly - hasn't
helped with the covid tho
15 months now
I really like Dr Barbary Young’s honesty even though it’s depressing but it’s the truth, just wondering if we could check back on those victims how are they doing now in 2023 and beyond…
I think generalized anxiety may be another symptom of Long COVID. I'm not sure the aetiology, as to how neurologically this occurs, but it seems to be related to changes in the brain that remain, even after the virus is no longer present.
Anxiety is a fight or flight response to danger. Since Covid brings all sorts of crazy symptoms it’s no wonder your body signals anxiety as a response. I have found breathing exercises to work for me.
When they can not treat you they will start to blame you at one point. Than you will hear, its all in your mind, depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress syndrome....and the list goes on an on. Doctors will start to gaslight and psychiatry you ! Be careful. Find a MD who knows and cares about you!
Wait til your veins spontaneously burst out of your skin - i've had that happen to 3 different people i know. They had all mentioned it and all i could think was long term covid
the autonomic nervous system is damaged. The vagus nerve is damaged and it is responsible for bringing in relaxation, for getting the parasymapthetic system to work , and it is not doing its job correctly.
I'm about 6 months with long covid. After the first 2 weeks of the initial infection I started having non stop panic attacks. That lasted for a while. Seems like I could feel it affecting my brain.
The medical profession wasn’t prepared for the long haulers. It’s been 2 years for me & I definitely have brain issues due to having Covid.
What are your symptoms? I also feel that my brain has been attacked by the COVID-19.
After one year of covid .. i still have symptoms high bp heart palpitations dizziness my head spinning all day i can't do anything or go outside
My fiance has social anxiety and now he can't tell if it's covid or anxiety - i assured him it's covid as he's always had the other and his symptoms come unbidden and seeming without cause
me too 15 months
@@readdeeply9278 yes I have anxiety post covid
I am on lopressor 12.5 mg 2x a day. No more palpitations and can breathe better. I got covid 1/2/2023and still with exhaustion and if I eat fatty food like cheese , beef and high sugar food , I still get shortness of breath. Is been 7 months
Is 1/2/2022
I had an infection in July 2021. PCR negative. Mild. I recovered in thee weeks. After several days i had a jab. After that I 've been having intermittent fever, nausea, fatigue, no appetite for 15 months.... Doctors are no help. It's been hell.
I have long covid. Its been 11 months, almost a year. I got covid in Sept 2021.
my symptoms are fatigue, heart palpitations, nerve issues, dizziness, muscle weakness, and occasionally I will have chest pains, body aches, low grade fever and just feeling unwell. I had even lost over half my hair which started to rapidly fall out in Dec 2021which thankfully ended in Feb2022. I noticed it started to grow in the following month.
Taking a shower can be challenging especially when I have to wash my hair. I get tired so easily and feel like I am going to pass out where I have to stop and sit and rest.
Its all been up and down but I thought It was almost over back in June then it started to get worse.
Try to take NAC and tumeric it will help you I have covid last month and I feel better taking this natural products
@@estebanvalerio49Thanks! I took NAC and vitamin C and other natural products consistently for months when i first got sick a year ago. didnt seem to help me much then. now a year later, I decided to take nac again along with an antihistamine and nattokinase for about a week now since i was feeling terrible and now I do feel a little better though things have been up and down so only time will tell if things continue improve and stay that way.
@@Claire-.- keep your faith in God and things will be star getting better for you blessings
@@estebanvalerio49 always! Even in sickness
Vitamin d3 and zinc…. Also u must do breathing exercises!!!!! It’s a must !!!
It’s called chronic fatigue syndrome. It been around for decades..
use to be called lazy.
I had covid last january and still suffering from body pain and weakness, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, sore throat, nausea and vertigo (rarely), cough and cold, runny nose. Is this long Covid?
@TheLoneJourney Your whole life is a lie
@TheLoneJourney you too 🤔😎
Maybe you should consider taking monthly booster dose. Safe and effective against Covid. That's why the experts say.
There are lots of extra Mordena vaccine available according to Mordena CEO.
sounds like it,so sorry..I've had it 15 months
Yes, after 12 wks is Long Covid.. I am not as bad as you, only 1/2 the symthoms for a yr now..
Dear editor, chill with the sfx and sci-fi music
I thought I was only one got heart palpitations and bloating, so many also got this symptoms. I got covid in Feb this year. Till now I still get body ache and chest pain.
Did the heart palpitations go away? I’m having them too and they’re really scary.
@@bigpapacheese7146 now slightly better , I think I had it for a few months after covid . Sometime the heartbeat will jump up suddenly like feeling of dooms .