> To the skeptics in here: As someone who experienced long COVID for almost 12 months, the first problem is that most people won’t even get diagnosed with long

> To the skeptics in here: As someone who experienced long COVID for almost 12 months, the first problem is that most people won’t even get diagnosed with long COVID. This is very much the case. A friend of mine has a bag of symptoms and the smallest hypothesis to explain them is long COVID. Or a sudden, but severe, onset, of several usually live long conditions like allergies and respiratory problems after a case of bad fevers. However, since they were never diagnosed with COVID, they will most likely never be diagnosed with long COVID. It's just a strange increase in respiratory problems in adults.