I agree with covid targeting the areas of the body that we’ve had weaknesses. My first symptom of covid, before the fever was pain in my left ankle that I had broken and had surgery on 14 years ago😳Next issue was overactive bladder symptoms, causing accidents on the way to the bathroom with no real sense of urgency. I’d had a UTI two weeks prior. Being treated now for this AC diagnosis of overactive bladder. I’ve had varicose/spider veins for years. 3 weeks after testing positive for covid my feet and ankles both started swelling. A few weeks later it included my calves. A few more weeks, and it had crept up to both knees affecting mobility. It didn’t respond to elevation or icing. I searched online, self diagnosed it as lymphedema, then got the formal diagnosis. We have a local Lymphedema clinic that I was referred to. Went 2x a week for a few months to get the swelling under control and until insurance approved a compression pump for home. Right now my biggest concerns are shortness of breath and body aches, and a random cough that comes out of nowhere. My biggest breakthrough was in finding a local post covid clinic. First was a Zoom interview, just listening, answering questions. Second was in person. More answering questions, getting inputted into laptop, followed by referrals for sleep study, pulmonary function test, 6 minute walking test, and chest X-ray. Diagnosed with severe sleep apnea, and have to go back in a few weeks to try out different masks, canula etc. All of these conditions are new to me but targeting areas of my body that I’ve had issues with in the past.