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Recently diagnosed for Long Covid

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jun 15, 2023 | Replies (11)

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Timeflight, Bless you. Please don't give up. I too have long Covid and just got a diagnosis in early May after having it last year. I had almost identical issues to yours after Covid. I got an echo/stress test done because my heart rated stayed in the 130's and I hurt in my chest....doing nothing it was still high. My heart was fine. This lasted about 2 months and then my heart rate came back down. Even walking to the mailbox was exhausting. I know you get it. The brain fog was terrible. I couldn't find my words. That got better as well. Make notes and post where you need to of reminders to yourself. I have never been so exhausted in my life as when I had Covid. I felt "lifeless" due to the fatigue. Rest is healing with Covid. Do a little something.....rest. Your body needs it. I am so sorry. I empathize. This virus is brutal to some folks like us....not so much to others. God Bless you. Praying for you.

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Covid stinks 2023 just to add to this I had a brain tumour removed 2.5 yrs ago which resulted in loss of smell and taste. I've had Covid twice where covid is the aggravated cause of the memory loss and fatigue but no one can answer that including the doctors. I've noticed in the last couple of days that I'm getting tired and want to sleep which is not normal for me so I'm guessing this too is part of long covid and when you don't have support it's even harder and that's when you start thinking the negative.