This reads like a fake ai created story
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Proven, reliable and still good.
Take care - I hope you get to improve. My wife got covid back in March 2020 and was pretty ill, then fell into full long covid (back before anyone knew what it was). She was totally wiped out (I have posts on my account detailing it if you are interested), but is finally back working and living again - so please know the recovery is possible for some. She's still not where she'd like to be, but is vastly improved from her worst.
Best of luck to you.
Thank you.
I am always trying new treatments but so far nothing besides resting had an impact. Make sure your wife does not get reinfected.
I‘ve been unable to work for 2.5 years now because of Long Covid. It sucks and research into the condition is slow and lacks funding.
A lot of the symptoms of “Long COVID” are exactly the same as depression and anxiety symptoms. Brain fog, fatigue, muscle weakness: anyone who has ever had depression knows what this is like. Of course there are a small number of people who had severe illness from COVID and had to be hospitalized, and the road to recovery for them is quite long, but most people claiming that they suffer from Long COVID are not the ones who were hospitalized.
The fact that there is no diagnostic test that tells you whether you have Long COVID or not leads me to believe that this is yet another hidden manifestation of mental illness. I feel sympathy for people going through this, but it’s wrong to expect the medical industry to come up with any solutions.
It seems highly unlikely that millions of people get a depression right after an infection with covid.
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I am eagerly waiting for the clinical trial on BC007 for Long Covid. As a chronically ill patient the slow pace of research is almost unbearable.
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Hmm I feel like most founders I know just started companies after college without much experience. While people that want to get experience first seem to never end up starting a company. I think it mostly comes down to risk adversity.
I am unable to work for 18 months now. My covid infection was very mild and I was completely healthy before.
I have Long Covid and did 27 HBOT sessions. While I experienced an improvement in brain fog it is just a slight improvement and very far from being a cure.
It does however point to blood circulation problems (maybe cause by neurotransmitter autoantibodies) at the core of LC.