Sorta. After my PCP (of only 1.5 years after my PCP of 25 years retired) told me their practice wasn't even READING the google alerts I got and knew nothing about long COVID, I a) switched to a new practice and b) began looking for solutions. I saw the head of a major hospital's practice - one of the very few post-COVID docs in the area. I've seen him once where he, after my getting a 2 hour ultrasound and being told by a doc in his hospital system that I had lymphedema and referred to a fitter of wraps, I saw the post-C doc. He diagnosed some other things and gave me NO referrals except PT and massage therapy!

Not only is my neuropathy getting worse, the rash that I got with COVID has returned. The ER (2 visits), my then PCP, and the dermatologist I saw then (April - May 2023) did any lab work so there's no base line. My pain (severe spinal stenosis - and looking closely at the other pain post COVID) doc (laughing because I have never seen in my entire 77 years the total docs I see now!) who I'll see in person soon will look at all this. Next Mon. I will do a televisit w/ the post-C doc who doesn't seem terribly interested in studying me more.

Are we all case studies?