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It’s been ten days since testing negative and I’m still struggling to breathe. I can still get around and do just stuff.
Sometimes I’ll be talking and I just trail off, the last few words don’t have enough air. Pretty scary. By the end of each day I’m exhausted and I’m not really doing anything that should exhaust me.
- Exercises, but go baby steps.
Start with walking a bit more everyday.ApeRobot - Maybe it’s something else? Go see your doctor. Asthma perhaps?_niko
- you need to sleep more...deep sleep. it will go away little by little. don't exercise at all, but keep your system going with good food and good rest.uan
- The only thing I am afraid of is two words: covid dickdrgs
- Have you been sleeping on your stomach at night? It is how you prevent the COVID from going deeper into the lungs.ShenanigansTV
- you have long covid. have you ever had your oxygen levels tested? were they low?cherub
- Maybe you had the Delta? Omicron is less than a medium flu, very light
(based on 4-5 cases I personally know of)grafician - https://uk.airofit.c… ABSOLUTE game changer for since having Covid a year ago, I'm literally steaming up hills... My misses keeps telling me to slow down!...necromation
- Yeah sounds like you're long hauling. Another reason why the "only a small percentage of people die from it" are fucking dense.garbage
- I'm also smashing back in the gym with my PT and he's a monster. I'm only using the £70 version too, i also had asthma (now they saying i'll be able to come...necromation
- off my inhalers). My bout of covid put me in hospital, i had long covid for about 7 months too. You just have to fight backnecromation
- take it easy, you may have myocarditis etc. too they've found the antibody response can last 8 months. all sorts of inflammation as a result...kingsteven
- i imagine presenting symptoms of long-covid are preventing a lot of heart attacks keeping people from going back to their norm and exerting themselveskingsteven
- I made sure i was seen and check out my a cardiologist (multiple ECGs, Echocardiogram, blood tests) before i returned to exercise, so its good to get check outnecromation
- Do you have an Oximeter? My dr. told me to get one when I had covid but I didn't because I could breath fine.fooler
- Definitely get your O2 checked. Mine went down to 89% when I had pneumonia. Thanks for the tip necromationChimp
- This is the fatigue that sticks around for a week or so. It fades.monospaced
- *it faded for you.bogue
- Agree on the Oximeter. I only had a mild case and was still glad to have it. Under 90% is GET TO THE HOSPITAL territorymg33
- I appreciate all the advice here, thanks y'allnb
- Is the blood oxygen monitor in the new Apple Watch an appropriate substitute for an oximeter?bogue
- Get better (insert pronoun of choice). I'd start with easy shower Masturebation before going full on into Furry Orgy's.hydro74
- QBN MDs to the rescueKrassy
- and remember, now you don't need the booster because you got antibodies.fooler
- My father-in-law has long haul effects. He still gets winded just getting the mail a year after COVID.aslip
- like grafician said, it could be delta. anyway, it will get better, but it takes time.api
- hope omicron helps burn out delta. this sounds bloody awful.inteliboy
- https://gsas.harvard…cherub
- @inteliboy yes, omicron does burn out delta. if someone had omicron they are immune to delta. this is one of the reasons delta will be extinguished.api
- Exercises, but go baby steps.