@j77 How are you coming along?

I have the same, 10 months in. I had a brutal first 3 months with the lungs being the worst. It was like I got the worst form of asthma you can think of. Along with legs as cements, chest pain, 100% nasal congestion, cramps in the diapraghm, severe stomach pain/issues, muscle twitces etc.

After 5-6 months I started to slowly improve. During month 7-8 I could start taking longer and longer walks. During first week of september I played golf for 5 days straight and went out on challenging hike walks with my girlfried. A few days later I totally crashed (PEM?) and was back 5 months in time and both legs and arms are litterally as cement. Now I´ve struggled for 1,5 months to even walk 200 meters at slow pace. I also got the horrible neuropathy back where it vibrates like crazy. Mainly in my lower left leg and left ankle but sometimes it spread to stomach/arms as well. It makes me think of histamine intolerance or mast cell syndrome because the vibrations increase as soon as I eat or drink something, no matter what it is.

I´m also super tired/fatigued, but it is strange because I am almost dead from when I wake up until afternoons. Then I am "better" during late afternoons/evenings.

Another strange thing I´ve had for 7 months or so, I wake up in the mornings with difficulties breathing. It is like I have mucus made of rubber in the lungs. I do get some dry cough but it´s like super little mucus, but it prevents me from breathing normal. So it takes everywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours before I can breathe normal again. I also have difficulties breating lying down overall. It is like my central nervous system forgets how to breathe when I lay down. I do use montelukast/singulair and cortison inhalator since I got covid, despite never having any asthma before and 4 different investigations does not show that I have any asthma, so this is something else.

The only tests that have not been normal is DHEA-S, PTH which both are a bit low and then homocystein and Calcium a bit high. Testosterone is on the low side as well.

So I am currently trying to figure out about the DHEA. Long time of stress can give adrenal fatigue and that is like textbook "burnout". So I´m thinking if the muscle fatigue is because of that. A severe burnout (caused by all the stress of covid and postcovid).