lol, "Long Covid" symptoms equally prevalent in teenagers who have recovered from Corona, and teenagers who never had it. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.05.11.21257037v1.full.pdf …pic.twitter.com/2jqCgnIoDB
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Nah long covid exists and i have it, but it's covered in middleaged women insanities etc
I had Covid in March 2020. For about 8 months afterwards I could not smell very well. I was also tired for a time, and it took me several months to fully recover my aerobic fitness (I am runner). Similar things I noticed after the flu, recovery just took longer in this case.
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I lost smell for like 4 days and i recovered it fairly quickly. I never had much stamina but i have way less now. And i feel perma-cold (like i need 3-5 celsius more than usual to feel "right"). Never had anything of the sort with the flu tbh
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could I ask, about how long it's been since your infection?
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I suspect I had it around Feb 2020 (after piecing travel timelines and possible exposure) but local gov said it was "impossible" so naturally no test. No lingering symptoms, but a really drawn out cold/flu. Eventually one night my body caved into uncontrollable shakes.
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