Additional studies link long hauler covid to dysautonomia

Posted by joannemm34293 @joannemm30809, May 15, 2022

More and more studies are showing long hauler covid sufferers have automatic nervous system malfunction called dysautonomia.

Yet far too many neurologists and cardiologists and primary care doctors are not connecting the dots and are all too quick in stating these relentless debilitating systems are anxiety or stress related. NOT TRUE.

WHEN will more Specialist get on top of this health disaster all due to long hauler covid infection and start studying up on dysautonomia's connect to covid infection in their patients???? This is NOT anxiety is or stress, this is getting covid and covid is causing automatic nervous system malfunction called Dysautonomia.
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220501/Study-finds-6725-of-individuals-with-long-COVID-are-developing-dysautonomia.aspx

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lisahall817 | @lisahall817 | May 17, 2022

My husband and myself had covid very early in the outbreak. We were not officially diagnosed with it because our healthcare provider would not see us with covid symptoms. This was back in early 2020.. We were told to stay home until we felt better. I now have numbness in my upper lip all the time and sometimes the lower right lip. MY husband has asthma and since the illness has not been able to walk across the room without trouble breathing. We have both told our primary and he says my husbands issues are just getting old with severe asthma. He is a retired respiratory therapist. He understands breathing issues. He says mine are just not consistent or prominent enough to really attribute to anything.