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Epstein-Barr Treatment for Long Covid?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Feb 5 4:28am | Replies (103)
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@holly197205

I have long covid ... I got sick in August 2021 and was sick for 4 months. Covid morphed into pneumonia and I was treated at home. I have neuropathy in my feet and a spot on my back , I lost 2/3 of my hair , fatigue and brain fog . The brain fog just seems to persist no matter what I try to do and the neuropathy is also very painful. I feel like I have icy hot on parts of my body. I'm on 2400 mg. of gabapentin per day and if I don't take it I can really tell a difference. My anxiety is also much worse than I originally had. I do believe that it triggered mild asthma which I hadn't had in the past. I'm just naming off things that have happened to me as I think of them. Who knows what tomorrow holds.

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bunzman | @bunzman | Aug 31, 2022

I've been following here for a long time given the symptoms that are shared. I can not directly relate it to long covid given I have a mild bout in March 2020, but shortly after having the vaccine in 3-2021, I started experiencing very similar symptoms to post covid sufferers. including mild asthma symptoms which I had as a child, along with TMJ, and other inexplicable symptoms which have transitioned into paresthesia type issues long with pressure headaches which are not really relieved with tylenol. Test results do not reveal a diagnosis that explains these things, but will ask
doc abut gabapentin

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jimmiep | @jimmiep | Jul 14, 2023

This fine new disease we get to experience is awful. I've had this with the same symptoms as you for 6 months now. I dread the idea that this is our new normal. Does it tease you with a few really good feeling day's, then pow it starts all over. I try to keep busy thru the day and not focus on it. Some day's that doesn't work. Some day's you stay in bed and don't move. I find a little hit of weed helps a lot. I don't smoke but I have tried this and it helps me thru the depression and I can ignore the brain fog thru the day. Good luck. I'll enjoy this journey with you.

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