I'm sorry for your medical state, but some don't realize how serious long covid is or its potential impacts to our lives. I see eat better, meditate, or see a neuropsychologist. What they don't understand is I'm a 75 year old individual, still working as a professional engineer and since May 2022, I went from lifting 60lb dog food bags to buying 5lb bags just to get it in the house, my brain is on fast drain heading to dementia, all my joints are inflamed and I feel like full body arthritis has taken over and the continuous nerve pain and headache are one hiccup away from a stroke and all you get is a com-by-yah eat better recommendation while the medical profession sits with their thumbs up their butts.

By now (3 years in) they should know how to diagnosis the disease based on symptoms and they should have a diagnostic protocol for all patients. Once they identify the affected systems, they can treat the symptoms while they look for a cure. Sure I don't expect them to cure me tomorrow, but if I have exposure to stroke, heart attack or any other deadly outcome I expect them to alert me rather than dismissing it due to incompetence. We buy medical insurance to access medical care which covers diagnostic and preventative care - we don't pay for it to be ignored until we are dead.