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Decreased tolerance to visual and auditory stimuli
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jan 14 10:03am | Replies (6)Comment receiving replies
I'm post covid as well.
And the lights and noise are a big problem as well and also handwriting and unbalanced walking.
I'm 59 and was healthy as an ox.
But after covid ugh it's hard .but they are also doing physical therapy for vestibular hypofunction.
See an neurologist maybe they can help I've actually just learning to deal with it for the past 14 months.
Prayers.
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Hi @ugatina88. Your post and the others are me to a tee going on 4 yrs🙃 My PT helped my visual part with Romberg stance and 5 minute rest with eyes closed about every couple of hours. The hearing part is tricky because of my communication needs and hopeful others may have suggestion I havnt tried other than just ending talking🤞 Definite correlation with physical fatigue and long conversations/extreme busy areas like airport where wheelchair needed as my body leaves me. This is the hardest symptom as many cannot see and relate to understand my unraveling reaction sometimes. Here assures us we are not alone and helpful info/support to get us thru this healing journey🌈