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Well it felt like I never really got over it. Aside from a brief period of fever, everything else stayed until ivermectin. Headache, fatigue, sob, cough, sense
by swader999 5y ago
Well it felt like I never really got over it. Aside from a brief period of fever, everything else stayed until ivermectin. Headache, fatigue, sob, cough, sense of smell issues, brain fog, all kinds of erratic heart problems. There's a lot of speculation that long covid results from the virus migrating into the body and organs where it persists. This makes sense with what I experienced. Symptoms I've never had before went away within hours and cleared up completely within days of starting it.
- ceejayoz 5y agoHow would you determine if it was the ivermectin, coincidence, or the placebo effect? (That's what the studies are for, and thus far, they've shown little sign of the effect you describe on statistically significant populations.)
- swader999 5y agoIt was three months of hoping it would get better with no movement. Then five hours later I could breathe again. So physical stuff happened. I get that placebo effect can do this but still. Coincidence would be rare and I don't think long covid resolves that way, been told it is more gradual. I've heard a lot of similar reports on a covid telegram channel I'm on, same with reddit before it got overrun with trolls. You can tell genuine discourse, especially when its the same people over several days going through the same experience. None of this is scientific. What was is the safety on it so that made it low risk to try.
- ceejayoz 5y ago> Coincidence would be rare It really isn’t. Neither is the placebo effect.