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Don't forget about long covid. My covid infection was mostly gone in 3 days; yet 7 days after that I'm in the ER for peripheral neuropathy. Several days later

by clcaev 5y ago

Don't forget about long covid. My covid infection was mostly gone in 3 days; yet 7 days after that I'm in the ER for peripheral neuropathy. Several days later I am still here with perhaps permanent loss of function. There are a few other youngsters like me with covid complications on the neurology floor, most with less than 2 comorbidities. Oh yea, the ER was packed, 6h to triage.

redanddead 5y ago
Wasn't there some kind of anticoagulant therapy that helped persons with long covid? it was posted here yesterday I think
- damontal 5y ago
  https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357428572_Combined_triple_treatment_of_fibrin_amyloid_microclots_and_platelet_pathology_in_individuals_with_Long_COVID_Post-Acute_Sequelae_of_COVID-19_PASC_can_resolve_their_persistent_symptoms https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357428572_Combined_...
cheeze 5y ago
Were you vaccinated when you caught it? Hope your body recovers over time friend.
aarongray 5y ago
Sorry to hear about your peripheral neuropathy. Check out some of the treatments for dysautonomia. There are some cutting edge treatments that have been developed over the past few years, they just haven't become mainstream knowledge or trickled down to the medical schools yet. The two most effective approaches are using neuroplasticity exercises to retrain the limbic system (cheap, but time consuming - an hour a day for 6 months): https://ansrewire.com/ https://ansrewire.com/ https://retrainingthebrain.com/ https://retrainingthebrain.com/ Or doing microcurrent neurofeedback (costs ~$150 a session, do one session a week for a couple months): https://microcurrentneurofeedback.com/ https://microcurrentneurofeedback.com/ Essentially you have got to get the brain producing the proper amount and type of brain waves again, and then once you have that, slowly work back into exercising while trying to avoid triggers and push / crash cycles.

by clcaev 5y ago

redanddead 5y ago

Wasn't there some kind of anticoagulant therapy that helped persons with long covid? it was posted here yesterday I think

damontal 5y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357428572_Combined_triple_treatment_of_fibrin_amyloid_microclots_and_platelet_pathology_in_individuals_with_Long_COVID_Post-Acute_Sequelae_of_COVID-19_PASC_can_resolve_their_persistent_symptoms https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357428572_Combined_...

cheeze 5y ago

Were you vaccinated when you caught it? Hope your body recovers over time friend.

aarongray 5y ago

Sorry to hear about your peripheral neuropathy. Check out some of the treatments for dysautonomia. There are some cutting edge treatments that have been developed over the past few years, they just haven't become mainstream knowledge or trickled down to the medical schools yet. The two most effective approaches are using neuroplasticity exercises to retrain the limbic system (cheap, but time consuming - an hour a day for 6 months): https://ansrewire.com/ https://ansrewire.com/ https://retrainingthebrain.com/ https://retrainingthebrain.com/ Or doing microcurrent neurofeedback (costs ~$150 a session, do one session a week for a couple months): https://microcurrentneurofeedback.com/ https://microcurrentneurofeedback.com/ Essentially you have got to get the brain producing the proper amount and type of brain waves again, and then once you have that, slowly work back into exercising while trying to avoid triggers and push / crash cycles.