When to accept permanent long covid?
Had Long Covid for 11 months. Is there still a chance it could go away or is it time to accept as permanent. Have heard give it anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Any feedback on that?
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All I can say is don't give up. My daughter finally recovered completely from CFS after 18 years! At about 15 years she was able to start work half time in a quiet low key office. Little by little she improved and went back to get a MS degree. Now, some 20 years after recovering, she had hiked the Pacific Crest Trail through the state of Washington, 268 miles. She regularly walks up to 6 miles. She was able to get a full time job and rose to be a very responsible adult in every way imaginable. The only change she has found is she is now allergic to several common foods. You might work with a nutritionist or naturopath to check that out. Again, Don't Give Up! You can't predict what your body will do, just as you couldn't predict how your body would respond to COVID. Take good care of yourself and let your body heal.
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Great story of maintaining hope. So happy for her. And you too and all those who love her. Best wishes.
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Yes. Hopefully more funding and research. Best wishes to you jeindc.
Margaret Amanda
Yes. Never knowing makes it difficult for any sense of normalcy of life. It's all about recognizing your limits and learning from each experience. But it does become an exhausting process. Best wishes and keep fighting.
Can you explain the basics of the treatment? I have had Long Covid for over 5 years and been to a dozen or more doctors. I have had a few different treatment options, but so far nothing has made any difference. I am so dizzy and out of balance that I can't without the aid of a rollator and I am desperate for something that will help. My life has totally changed since this has happened to me. I am looking for a glimmer of hope.