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Covid brain fog leading to dementia

Posted by sdavisvt47 @sdavisvt47, Sep 14 8:15am

My husband has been suffering from long covid for nearly four years. He still has a variety of symptoms and has just been diagnosed with Alzheimers in the mild to medium stage. I am wondering if there are studies of long covid leading to dementia.

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jrg200911 | @jrg200911 | Sep 15 8:58pm

I was 4 years LC 9/11/2024.
Explaining my brain fog, my doc told me I have "the files". It just takes time to find the right ones. But a dementia patient no longer has"the files" to find.

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betloww | @betloww | Sep 15 9:47pm

My headache and brain fog was so bad after covid . I finally saw a specialist after 3 months daily headaches which disabled me. The specialist was amazing (neuro), put me on a drug infusion and medication.

My symptoms went away after 2 weeks and although now I still do have them back occassionally , they were always much milder.

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jazzygirl5 | @jazzygirl5 | Sep 18 9:17am
In reply to @betloww "My headache and brain fog was so bad after covid . I finally saw a specialist..." + (show)
@betloww

My headache and brain fog was so bad after covid . I finally saw a specialist after 3 months daily headaches which disabled me. The specialist was amazing (neuro), put me on a drug infusion and medication.

My symptoms went away after 2 weeks and although now I still do have them back occassionally , they were always much milder.

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I’m curious. What did your infusions consist of?

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klf58 | @klf58 | Sep 19 8:37am
In reply to @betloww "My headache and brain fog was so bad after covid . I finally saw a specialist..." + (show)
@betloww

My headache and brain fog was so bad after covid . I finally saw a specialist after 3 months daily headaches which disabled me. The specialist was amazing (neuro), put me on a drug infusion and medication.

My symptoms went away after 2 weeks and although now I still do have them back occassionally , they were always much milder.

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experiencing the same. are you able to share which med and infusion protocol?

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