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Is Long Covid limiting your ability to drive?

Posted by cyclones30 @cyclones30, Jan 10, 2022

I've had a lot of head issues since April 2020 when they think I had Covid and didn't know it. (never got tested then since it was early in the game) Vision issues that have since gone away, daily headaches and tingling scalp, numb spot on top of my head, and all get worse if I drive. Anyone else experience anything similar?

When I'm feeling a little better I can drive 15 min to an hour one way and get by. When my head is not having it...I can't go 10 min. This makes it a HUGE pain for just about anything. (groceries, work, hobbies, visiting family/friends, etc)

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bettyjackson | @bettyjackson | May 4 8:32pm
In reply to @lovesgreys "My nutritionist had blood tests run on me, and discovered how much inflammation is in my..." + (show)
@lovesgreys

My nutritionist had blood tests run on me, and discovered how much inflammation is in my body. How much, what kind, where it is, and how my body is responding. She put me on anti-inflammatory supplements & an anti-inflammatory diet.

I’m getting energy treatments from the intergrative doctor. This woman is a real doctor. She practiced family medicine for over 20 years.

The two are working together.

I’m beginning to feel a change. My foggy head is clearing up for the first time in 10 months. I still have crashes, but am up & about a lot. I’m feeling better so much more often that it’s becoming a bit more of my norm with crashes in-between. I think the energy work is making the most difference. However, even before I started the energy work, the supplements made a huge difference in my fingers. They were hurting a lot. They aren’t completely back to normal, but are feeling much better.

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What anti inflammatory supplements??? I am familiar with the anti inflammatory diets. Difficult for my energy & brain not connecting the dots to cope with all new meal prep however

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