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@GeoEduOne
Apr 11 • 4 tweets • 2 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
“Symptoms of PCNS (post Covid-19 neurological syndrome) mimic some of the symptoms we see after a stroke and younger adults seem to be at particular risk.”

#LongCovid #longcovidawareness
“I felt totally lost in the system after COVID-19. I have not been able to return to work as a health care worker with full capacity, even 14 months after my acute illness.”
“Twenty six therapy sessions and anti-depressants did not help me at all. Persistent fatigue and brain fog has destroyed me and my young family.”
“I have had three normal MRI brain scans, and four neurologists told me they could find nothing seriously wrong with me. I am at a loss…” (PCNS patient).

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Apr 11
In this video from @SkySports, Oonagh Cousins explains how a return to elite rowing since #LongCovid unfortunately hasn’t worked out

H/t @oonagh_cousins
“As the video explains, my return to rowing from long covid sadly hasn't worked out. Having rehabbed for a season (sept 2021 - 2022) my health took a bad turn at the end of last year when I attempted to rejoin the full time GB program.”
“For people interested in the specifics of long covid - it was not the long covid fatigue that returned but a whole host of different symptoms, most of which I did not have previously.”
Read 9 tweets
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Mar 5
🚨 Today I sent an email to my MP about #LongCovid to help spread awareness for #LongCovidAwarenessDay. I urge everyone else in the UK with Long Covid, and those that know somebody with Long Covid, to do the same. Let’s make some noise! 💥

🧵 1/n
Here are some excerpts from mine that can be used/modified by others that don’t have the time and/or energy to write their own in full…

(Unrolled at the bottom)
Dear [insert MPs name here]
Read 27 tweets
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Mar 3
HBOT Sessions #26-30 (20th, 22nd & 27th Feb, 1st & 3rd March)
33ft, 33ft, 24ft, 33ft & 33ft (2.0, 2.0, 1.75, 2.0 & 2.0 ata)

Review after 30 sessions 🧵

#LongCovid
Improvements:
-I now spend most of the time in the HBOT chamber working (mainly replying to work emails and reviewing documents). I wasn’t able to do this when I started HBOT in Oct ‘22
-I bounce back faster from crashes (60-120 min led down is often sufficient, unless it’s a particularly bad crash)
-My driving stamina has improved (managed 4 hrs one day)
Read 10 tweets
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Feb 4
Preprint: Correlates of symptomatic remission among individuals with post-COVID-19 condition 🧵

“Conclusions and Relevance
A minority of individuals reported remission of PCC symptoms”

#longcovid #treatlongcovid

medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
Overall, 131/423 (31%) of those who completed a subsequent survey reported no longer being symptomatic. In Cox regression models, male gender, younger age, lesser impact of PCC symptoms at initial visit, and infection when the Omicron strain predominated were all…
statistically significantly associated with greater likelihood of remission; presence of ‘brain fog’ or shortness of breath were associated with lesser likelihood of remission.
Read 4 tweets
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Feb 4
Long-term high-dose immunoglobulin successfully treats Long COVID patients with pulmonary, neurologic, and cardiologic symptoms

#longcovid 🧵

frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
Introduction: Long COVID is the overarching name for a wide variety of disorders that may follow the diagnosis of acute SARS-COVID-19 infection and persist for weeks to many months. Nearly every organ system may be affected.
Methods: We report nine patients suffering with Long COVID for 101 to 547 days. All exhibited significant perturbations of their immune systems, but only one was known to be immunodeficient prior to the studies directed at evaluating them for possible treatment.
Read 8 tweets
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Jan 20
#LongCovid is a mass disabling event happening in real time. Where are all the investigative journalists producing compelling pieces for the screen? 🧵
It’s a story of millions of people losing their once vibrant lives to a vile illness with no effective treatments or cure.

A story intertwined with an older decades long story of post-infection chronic illnesses that have been ignored with millions left abandoned and mistreated.
It’s a story of a disinterested and misinformed public.

A story of medical gaslighting and neglect.

A story of political disinterest and ignorance.

A story of denial, abuse and minimisation. Where sick people intersect with ideologues and conspiracy theorists
Read 8 tweets

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