Long covid

[dolf]

Anyone else dealing with this?

I hadn't thought about it much until my eldest brought it up yesterday, and we started comparing notes. Symptoms that I've never had before, but that were a daily occurrence since Corona. Neither of us made the connection until then.

She's been dealing with serious fatigue and digestive issues since April, which is making 10 hours on her feet and putting on a professional face incredibly difficult.
I've had less fatigue, but instead get sudden, brief headaches that feel like just one small patch of brain is exploding.
We both feel like our stomachs are raw, and are dealing with daily, intermittent bloating and unhappy guts.

More info on it here.

Has anyone else got similar experiences?

 

[dolf]

Fuckit! 4.30am has me posting this in the wrong place.
I'm going to repost it on the GB.

 

[Nightspeed]

I've had COVID twice since January. The first time it lasted five weeks and the second time four. Pretty much the worst symptoms I had were a nonstop fever and dehydration, headaches, and brain fog. My last bout of it ended in September this year but the brain fog is still there.

 

[patient1]

In my case, the lingering effect is loss of smell. Same for some of the others who were exposed at the same gathering.