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Post Covid Symptoms and what has helped me.
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jul 9, 2023 | Replies (45)Comment receiving replies
These comments and suggestions give hope. Sometimes trying to explain the symptoms that have developed from Covid are not understood. Having a forum such as this is like therapy.
The itch that I have experienced began a few days after my positive Covid test. The itch isn’t just a discomfort it causes much anxiety. At times there is a deep burn which is preferable to me. It has continued since July. Either one of these conditions are visible.
I was recently was diagnosed with a neurological itch last week.
Gabapentin was prescribed. I wonder how your prescription was written.
The shortness of breath and a deep cough has developed. My arthritis discomfort has increased. Amazingly the joint paint changes in locations from knees, fingers or neck. Has anyone experienced the occasional scent of metal?
Do temperature swings seem to effect anyone’s symptoms?
I am wondering if different geographical areas could be a source of certain symptoms.
Thank you to all, who have discussed their Covid experiences and conditions. They are real.
Wether our stories are different or similar it’s reassuring to speak openly.
May God bless and prayers to everyone.
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I occasionally have a smell of something that is burnt or scorched. As for my gabapentin I'm prescribed 800 mg 3x per day . And I have noticed more aches and pains in my joints but I chalked it up to getting older lol... I'm 50. But I do have some deep bone pains from time to time .. it's not muscle or joints, it's the bone itself. When I was sick with covid my legs especially my upper thighs hurt so very bad and that's happened to me about 4x since I got better. But it's almost debilitating.
And you're right , this forum is like therapy because it's good to know we're not alone and it's not all in our head. It's very real and there's still so much that's not known about it. Another bit of info I have NOT taken the Covid vaccine and I absolutely refuse to. I understand that everyone have their own reasons for taking it and that's perfectly fine. I'm just saying it's not for me .
Thanks to all who have commented as I feel it helps us all. Oh and another thing about my neuropathy I have a spot on my back about the size of my hand that is completely numb but sometimes it will itch and burn so bad and it does no good whatsoever to scratch it because I can't feel it.
Anyway thanks for listening to my rambling and I appreciate others comments more than you know!!!