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Monoclonal Antibodies: A New Treatment for Long COVID
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jan 27 12:34pm | Replies (20)Comment receiving replies
A little bit of hope to tell. I have had LC since April 2021. Was so sick I could not use a computer or walk around the block. Then went to Stanford LC clinic and started taking Naltrexone and Abilify. My symptoms are down 75% - back on a computer and took a 5 mile backpack trip - miracle. I'd rather have a cure, but at least in my case management of symptoms has been amazing.
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@carlosmayo I too am happy for you and have a similar story to tell. Contracted LC in November '21 from the booster. Went to Mayo in August '23, and had their program fully implemented in September. I feel better, not 100% but better. Stopped my Naltrexone a few days ago (per plan) so I am interested to experience that change if any. What we will never know is how much of the recovery is simply time, but for now I will take the win.
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Every story of improvement makes me happy! I am go glad you feel better.
I am still seeking treatments, and hope for something that helps for myself, and others suffering.