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How are you coping if you have long term brain fog from covid?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Nov 22 7:16pm | Replies (40)
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@dloos

I know what you mean. My eyes cannot re-focus. If I have been trying to read (very difficult) then switch to watching TV, it will take 15-20 minutes for the blurry, double vision to clear a bit.

I do pretty well with contact lenses, but my eyes have gotten so dry that I can only wear them for short periods of time.

My optometrist has me on steroid drops now, and the pain is better. Vision is still pretty bad.
I am still firmly in the grip of LC (three years). I wonder if I will ever recover, or even improve?!

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searcher1 | @searcher1 | Nov 22 7:16pm

I have had eye concerns and I have been taking vitamins E, A, lutein and zeaxanthin with olive oil because they are fat soluble. I also take omega 3 fish oil and vitamin C. I have blurry vision when I get up in the morning, but okay after that.

Here is a reference for you to consider:
"Addressing blurry vision through supplements can be a proactive and supportive measure for maintaining eye health. Key nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E and minerals like zinc play vital roles. Incorporating lutein, zeaxanthin, and omega-3 fatty acids further enhances the protective effects."
https://medicalhousecalls.com/best-eye-vitamins-for-blurry-vision/#:~:text=Addressing%20blurry%20vision%20through%20supplements,further%20enhances%20the%20protective%20effects.

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