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@misterbee

I am recovering from my first infection of COVID19, the flu, and a sinus infection related to my sinus disease on January 30, 2023. During a two week isolation at home, I had to visit the emergency room twice. During the second visit, I spent six hours undergoing testing. It was determined that I had blood clots from COVID. I am fully vaccinated for COVID (last vaccine was in October 2022) and I received the flu vaccine the day after Thanksgiving holiday 2022.

My sleep-wake circadian rhythm is off. I am taking VitaFusion gummy supplements of Melatonin before bedtime. I fall asleep, but wake up an hour or two later and cannot go back to sleep for hours. I have intermittent headaches, brain fog where I forget things and where I put things, chest pain (administered muscle relaxant), and I am now on a routine use of an inhaler for my asthma. When I walk short distances, I am out of breath.

I developed a COVID rash all over my body, including the toes. After three weeks, the rash is starting to subside.

On February 20th, I returned to work. I am applying less effort at my work activities until I feel I can perform at normalcy.

I regularly take vitamin supplements, including zinc, vitamin D3, C, and B12.

Do you have any suggestions to improve my action plan to recover?

Thank-you for your support.

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I caught COVID December 2022 and for a week had awful symptoms. But apart from being a bit short of breath due to a partial collapsed lobe of lung and feeling off from inflammation of liver, my ABSOLUTE worst symptom is sinus based. Continual thick white ropy muck sometimes gagging on it or choking. Head feels full but no coloured phlegm so can’t be bacterial. Nothing works no meds.
Steam helps and at night try to sleep propped up but keep clearing throat. Sips of hot drinks help and then it all comes back. Only getting 2-4hrs sleep nocte. Fully vaccinated Times it’s all too much.