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That sucks, mate. Don’t mean to pry but what, if any, treatment options have you been offered? It doesn’t sound like many cases like yours are being formally diagnosed, has yours?
I hope you have a quick recovery.
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I haven’t sought any tbh. Both my parents are doctors so I just asked them. Not sure there’s a lot you can do tbh. As I understand it it’s just lasting damage from the infection. Hopefully time will bring things right again. Recovery from infection can take a lot longer than people realise apparently.
Nef
Definitely not in the same ballpark as some cases mentioned in this thread but I feel like I haven't fully recovered from Covid - which I had back around March.
I feel completely knackered and I've been unable to regain my fitness. I just feel totally fucked, which now feels like its getting worse as I've lost the motivation/energy to keep up with exercise. I've not run in weeks because it just became such a ballache - putting loads of effort in but just being left feeling fatigued rather than making improvements like I normally would. This has also led to me being back at my heaviest weight in years. I've picked up a cold (not Covid again fortunately, as confirmed by a test I had to take related to something else) - which seems to be exacerbating the feelings of shittiness.
I'm just a bit fed up and came to the Covid forum to moan and see if anyone else was feeling the same way post Covid and saw this thread. In my head I've been rationalising that it'll just take time and hopefully I'll be in a better place this time next year. I'm not really used to feeling low on energy or feeling tired generally - not very good at adjusting to it.