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Specific triggers for Long Covid Symtoms

Posted by gregorb @gregorb, Apr 23 1:42pm

Wondering if anyone has symptom triggers for specific symptoms of long covid besides stress/anxiety, which seem to mostly be mine. I seem to switch off every few days between singular symptoms of mostly CFS, light nausea, lightheadedness and a few random others. Anyone else have this type of rotation between various symptoms? Thank you.

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vostie | @vostie | Apr 24 8:58am

I also notice some symptoms come in waves...I have done the elimination diet so I know COVID blessed me with allergies to gluten, dairy, sugar, cheese with mold like blue cheese and some ingredient in most gluten free bread. I used to get shortness of breath and a racing pulse on exertion every few days but that (knock on wood) appears to be gone after 5 long years. I am taking Naltrexone 4.5 mg per day and it has helped tremendously with the chronic inflammation ...so it is helping with the joint pain and allowing me an inch more energy.

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gregorb | @gregorb | Apr 24 11:47am
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I also notice some symptoms come in waves...I have done the elimination diet so I know COVID blessed me with allergies to gluten, dairy, sugar, cheese with mold like blue cheese and some ingredient in most gluten free bread. I used to get shortness of breath and a racing pulse on exertion every few days but that (knock on wood) appears to be gone after 5 long years. I am taking Naltrexone 4.5 mg per day and it has helped tremendously with the chronic inflammation ...so it is helping with the joint pain and allowing me an inch more energy.

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So glad to hear your shortness of breath and racing pulse are gone. Wow. 5 years. Can't even imagine. You really had it piled on you with all the allergies too. Thank you for the reply and helpful information. Best wihes and good luck in the future.

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