Do other long haulers suffer with brain changes? Seen any improvement?

Good morning does anyone have any information regarding
Time / Place for long-term Covid group support meetings in
San Mateo county?

Dear mindig, Welcome to this group. I’ve had Long Covid for 3 1/2 years and still struggle with brain changes. Part of brain change is exacerbation of mild ADHD to the point of often feeling unsafe to drive. Some users of this site report that their practitioners have prescribed Adderall and this has helped [my own practitioner took me off Ritalin due to my age]. Going on an anti-inflammatory diet helped me the most, including giving up coffee. I know this sounds counter-intuitive, but my brain fog lifted considerably after stopping coffee. I have trouble reading now, and what seems to help the best are Lion’s Mane mushroom supplement and an anti-inflammatory supplement called Shilajit [active component fulvic acid]. I’m about to start L-Citrulline to see if boosting nitric acid levels helps. I take CoQ10 but want to see if similar supplement MitoQ might improve blood flow to my brain. Taking a good multi-vitamin, Omega 3-6-9, staying hydrated and eating regularly also help brain fog and cognitive abilities for me. I’ve had to change to texting rather than phone calls because my audio processing (without visual input) is now damaged. Best wishes to you !

So it did some good but your still missing your taste and smell?. So did they program your brain not to be hungry I do need I’m putting on weight only be a 5 foot tall. It’s not good. But thank you for your reply. Happy Thanksgiving.

What helps me are posted /Group Meetings to be able to share an hear an most important Im not alone

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