Anyone have insomnia as symptom of COVID-19?

I feel exactly the same. I am so exhausted when I go to bed, as I have severe fatigue, then I only sleep for two hours then I wake suddenly. I may doze off for an hour or so. But I only get a total of 3-5 hours of broken sleep a night. Nothing seems to help. Its very frustrating, since I feel my fatigue cant improve if I'm not getting restorative sleep.

Me too. I feel no one is using this app anymore. Wasting my time?

I have a hard time sleeping with my long covid, however, I've blamed it on the vibration I have 24/7...hard to sleep when it feels like there's a brick on your gas pedal...mostly 3 or 4 hrs is the most sleep I get a night...

I fall asleep fine, but have been waking up around 3 or 4 AM with hot flashes and some sweating that lasts a few minutes and then resolves. Sometimes I can fall back to sleep okay and sometimes it takes a few hours.

I have had insomnia since the onset of covid in July.
Breathing treatments and oxygen helped in hospital.
My primary doctor prescribed anti-anxiety pill which has helped. I get 4-7 hours of sleep, but get up 2-4 times
a night due to taking diuretic (Lasix). Able to get back to sleep at least once.

I got exactly the same. I take Eszopiclone 2mg every night but only get 3 - 4 hrs of broken sleep. I got Covid 19 June last year, several symptoms come and go since then but insomnia is very persistent, it comes every night and I cannot sleep even a minute if I did not take Eszopiclone!
Would appreciate very very much any help and suggestion.!

I have insomnia as well. I started going to bed at 2 am and found it easier to e to sleep. That interferes with m y day so NOW trying to hit the bed by midnight. What has been helping is NOT being at the computer, the cell phone or the TV after 10pm. So hard to do. Practicing relaxation techniques and reading "easy reads" ie--no suspense or action novels. So no spy stories after 10pm!
You are right about the anxiety. I have been afraid of getting COVID again and even more severe. So have been feeling not good about the future. Staying home mostly. SO no way to live----- soo starting to spend time with friends and conquering the fear by "Face and identify the Fear and say out loud "I am facing my fear and it will no longer have a hold on me" . Many nights I sleep better if have been active during the day. Also sleep better if not eating after 8pm. Many nights waken at 3am and get up and read. then in an hour I get sleepy again. I do like my 3 cps of coffee in the am and a pot of tea at 3:30pm and tea again after dinner.
SOOOOO now--switched to decaf coffee and tea and have cut the coffee and tea drinking to 2 cups decaf in am, and 1 cup tea at 3p and herbal tea a 7pm an our after dinner. This is helping. COVID has changed something that has made me sensitive to not only the coffee and tea but other foods as well.

I too have this. I have been to er 3 times, mri, ct blood work, ekgs. I litterly cant take it. The vibrations are so terrible. I started on low dose naltrexone 4 months ago, I just can't seem to rid it. It's like I have a valve loose shaking in my body.

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Daily digest? Summary? Guess not…. Can I?