Long term effects of Covid-19

Yes, it's been really hard on some.

It's awful and doesn't appear to be totally gone.

I contracted this virus before vaccines were available, which is why I struggled to recover because medicines were almost non-existent at the time. I felt like I was being tested to see what worked and what didn't. I even received a plasma transfusion from a recovered covid patient. I am not sure which worked better for me, the experimental medications or the plasma transfusion. I could not tell you which side effects I had after I recovered completely. My lungs have returned to normal, but I am not sure if the rise in my blood pressure is also related to the virus, and my recent struggle with mental health has come out of nowhere.

That is sad that there are after effects of covid.

The authorities say that covid has gone but it hasn't according to WHO as we need a very clean environment to wipe out this virus. Those who have suffered do have other health issues because the virus affects the lungs and then the heart.

This is very sad, I also read the Pfizer vaccine left some particles in human DNA.

I agree that it has been hard on many people. Maybe on me as well. Any time I seem to have a new symptom of anything my Doctor and I discuss whether it could be lingering effects of covid.

I must say that I became a bit weaker than before the pandemic. It seems the vaccines weakened my visions and diagnosed with borderline hypertensive.

It is something that exists it seems.

There has been an upsurge in cases here lately. Covid hasn't finished with us yet.

I wouldn't trust MSN with my health information.

Intriguingly women are four times as likely to get Long Covid, as they are ,M.E

The vaccines also have many long term effects we are not always told about, sadly.

it is hard to "like' this topic, but I feel that I just can't get rid of the sniffles since I had COVID a year and a half ago. It is like a long running cold. Is there a way to check if this is a side effect of COVID?