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Has anyone experienced Covid Gut? What helps?
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Feb 9 9:57am | Replies (114)Comment receiving replies
Sounds like long gut covid.
Been there. After first painful episode one month after mild covid, I experienced all your same symptoms for one month. Lost 9#.
Advised to start one carton Activia yogurt AM and PM, and take Loprimide HCL 2 MG as directed for the diarrhea and gut pain.
The spike protein in the covid infection or vaccine seems to be attacking the gut lining.
Symptoms come and go, tho milder than the first attack. Use above treatment daily if needed.
I will never take any vaccine again using the spike protein in it.
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I had Covid in January, during the time I had thick mucus moving up from my lungs and spilling into my esophagus. After testing negative I still had the same only that the mucus is non viscous. The short answer from my own observation is that the mucus lubricates the digestive track leading to frequent and unexpected bowel movements. Most times I can get to a bathroom in time, sometimes not. Some days this lasts all day and some, it ends by 9, 10, or 11 a.m.
loperamide is ineffective as this is not diarrhea. my conclusion is that the matter crosses the transverse colon and spills unabated through the Sigmoid.