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Thank you for this reply and healing wishes - it seems I was being overly optimistic to think I would be over this in two weeks as if it was a common cold or the flu. It is actually good to hear that I am not the only one with lingering symptoms. I do have to say that some of it is starting to improve, but new symptoms seem to show up too. I don't like the idea of 3-6 months - but it helps me to have more realistic expectations. I have looked into some primary docs that were referred to me but none are currently taking new Medicare patients. I can continue to look but hate to just pick someone off the internet without knowing anything about them.
I too have been drinking teas and don't have much appetite, and keeping a log of symptoms
does sound like a good idea.
So thank you again for this response and for sharing your thoughts - I appreciate it.

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Truly, based on reading about and knowing people who have had "long covid" try not to put a time limit on it. I know people who have been told 2-3 months to 11-13 months to where doctors simply will not give a time period. IMO, see a doc dedicated to working with long covid (e.g., long covid clinic) so you'll at least get someone who is hopefully making an effort to stay abreast of symptoms and treatments. Although not all clinics are part of a long covid clearinghouse, at least you should ask HOW they stay abreast of these things.