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My younger daughter has a friend who contracted Covid in late Spring.
He’s 26. She still has smell/taste issues. Her lungs are not fully functioning. She’s losing her hair.
Guys - have you come across any case where a recovered Covid patient continues to witness health problems. no hearsay plz.
A few ppl I know have complained about heart palpitations, breathlessness, itches, hairloss, eyesight, piles etc. This is prevalent even 4-6 months after full recovery. For all we know this cud all be more psychological(fear) or due to being stuck indoors...
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Don't forget to maintain your immune system in a good shape
Everyone will have his own recipe but to me; vitamin D and regular exercise is a must
My younger daughter has a friend who contracted Covid in late Spring.
He’s 26. She still has smell/taste issues. Her lungs are not fully functioning. She’s losing her hair.
I can only speak for myself, I contracted the Virus in April, it was a three day ordeal and I recovered 100%.
But I exercise daily, and I stay outdoors as much as possible, due to the fact that in my believe, the more you isolate the more you weaken your immune system. So NO, side effects so far. Stay strong, stay healthy!!!
My wife is a doctor has two of her colleagues in the clinic who have been infected. Both suffer after effects.
Main issues such as severe headaches that can not be cured with pain killers. Memory problems. Fatigue. Loss of sense of smell and taste.
Thank you. You too.
We are staying super careful. My wife is getting her shot next week as she is in the front line.
I happen to personally know a handfull of people...
from 25 to 62 years old who had the virus between April and July. All got over it within 3-5 days, some with medication and some without. As far as I know, no one has any symptoms since they were cured.
It’s well documented that ...
“Long Covid” is a recognised problem for some that contract the disease.
People who have persistent symptoms are called long haulers. Sometimes the symptoms can go on for several months. Fatigue is a major Complaint. How are there other issues include other organ systems
They are now who has been caseload of studies indicating chronic damage to the heart, lungs and kidney. We continue to learn more each week. Remember this whole situation is probably a year old. Will know more as time goes on. In the meantime protect your...
