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It's a thing: https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/long-covid-and-the-digestive-system-mayo-clinic-expert-describes-common-symptoms/

My wife went through it -- fatigue, nausea, the worse "brain fog" I've ever seen. For her, it was supplementation and dietary changes. The symptoms have lessened but she's still dealing with pieces of it.

I dealt with the extreme fatigue and incredibly weird dehydration symptoms. Shook the fatigue after a year, still coping with the dehydration bit. Basically, I just had to let it run its course; docs and I found nothing to really help.

[RummyChick]

Anyone who has had a virus needs to look at if a vestibular problem is part or all of the issue.
10 Things About Vestibular Disorders You Probably Didn’t Know

https://www.eyevisionassociates.com/10-facts-about-vestibular-disorders-you-probably-dont-know/

One of the wildest things about my physical therapy is that even though I dont have the crystals loose in the ear issue my physical therapy is helping me with ear ringing.

[ducttape45]

It's a thing: https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/long-covid-and-the-digestive-system-mayo-clinic-expert-describes-common-symptoms/

My wife went through it -- fatigue, nausea, the worse "brain fog" I've ever seen. For her, it was supplementation and dietary changes. The symptoms have lessened but she's still dealing with pieces of it.

I dealt with the extreme fatigue and incredibly weird dehydration symptoms. Shook the fatigue after a year, still coping with the dehydration bit. Basically, I just had to let it run its course; docs and I found nothing to really help.

Thank you for sharing your plight. While I'm tempted to say "misery loves company" I don't really think that's the right mentality for these times. :-)

For me, it was the nausea, brain fog/dizziness, chronic fatigue and insomnia. It's about a year and I'm still battling it.