Hello, Has anyone else experienced Covid with Lupus and MCTD and tried going back to work too early after testing negative for Covid then signed off by GP, work now pressuring asking by text “are you any better?” on fifth day of being signed off, Not sure if I should drag myself in tomorrow and see if I can cope fatigue is coming in waves and affects memory recall and shortness of breath at times but is not as bad as was when I was pinned down on bed five days ago, legs feel like jelly.
Are there any supplements which could help recovery that anyone knows of or just to help with fatigue and memory recall?
Thank you 🙏
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26 minutes in - Esther Melamed MD explains possible basis of some of the neurological symptoms resulting from long covid, giving specific details of auto-antibodies involved and mechanisms.
I caught covid in March 2020 right at the beginning of the pandemic, GP on phone said they thought I had flu even though 111 had said my symptoms were covid. No tests available unless you were in hospital..
It took me months to get better and then I discovered I had autoimmune disease.
Pacing is so important. Plus 'believe in yourself' no matter what others say. It is not them who feel ill.
Are you able to involve your rheumatologist, if GP and work is not helping..
People find things do improve with time. This resources page may help
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