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Re:Discovering Paxlovid by skocznymroczny on Thursday January 20, 2022 @10:24AM (#30009992)
Long Covid is problematic because it's hard to determine what symptoms exactly are caused by covid. A large chunk of long covid cases seem to be anxiety caused psychosomatic responses. I remember when the first batch of vaccines entered the market, there were many stories of people's "long covid" disappearing minutes after getting the vaccine injection.
Re:Discovering Paxlovid by kvgr on Thursday January 20, 2022 @10:31AM (#30010079)
I think I had it back in the day when it was just appearing in Italy. I was on a skying trip and a week after we came back the first case was confirmed. I felt really bad for 2 weeks, breathless, tired, like bad flu but not much of a fever. For some time I felt off, tired, unfocused. And then it just slowly dissapeared I think... but I got the vaccine 1,5 year after the susspected infection so I didn't feel a difference much. If I had covid confirmed, I would think I had long covid.
Re:Discovering Paxlovid by nicoburns on Thursday January 20, 2022 @10:46AM (#30010307)
> If I had covid confirmed, I would think I had long covid.

Worth noting the post-viral fatigue and other post-viral symptoms are well established phenomena following other viral infections including influenza.