My Long Covid - 17th May 2023 - the end of chest pain?!

[@bubblebakingbunny3258]

This is great news! Had a CT in 2020 for the chest pain and x-ray - both clear and unexplainable to this day. Mine was persistent daily and with any that wasn't sitting down, so walking and being alive haha, especially bad with exercise for the first 2 years. Then with life changes it died down and I can now say anxiety was a chest pain exasperater! It's near enough gone now in year 3. Happy days. Thank you for your account of Long Covid - helps feel less alone. Sending strength to keep going xo

[@s.t.e1453]

Same here, I found the main issue with chest pain, check out: 1. Costochondritis (Rib Cage Cartilage) pain - caused by respiratory tract infection, usually left bottom side of chest, connected to sternum - getting more blood flow through stretches or exercises to the spine at the back helps heal the rib cage faster. 2. Conditions similar to POTS - most Long Covid symptoms

[@stijn6667]

heyy! Which exercises you do?

[@kathyforeman5603]

I am so glad you did get checked out and now you can be relieved knowing that it is "Just Chest Pain!" That only makes sense to us, right?? Hopefully now you may have less, or be able to ignore it better😊 Thanks for the update...so happy that you are feeling better for the most part!! Keep smiling ❤ Sending love from Canada!!

[@longcovidpodcast]

Haha yeah - "just chest pain" 😆Thankyou - sending loads of love right back!

[@coveredinsound4079]

so happy for you ;-)

[@teddybearroosevelt1847]

Good to hear you’re doing so much better! If I were you, I would take the FLCCC prevention protocol (including ivm and hcq) to avoid you get back into the mess you just crawled your way out of like I did

[@Lolabelle59]

I'm so happy for you. It's very scary when it happens.

[@longcovidpodcast]

It is! Knowing you have tools when it does is so important. And understanding what is going on with the body to cause it.

[@sadnagoso-yn6iz]

Am so happy for you really. I did MRT with for my heart . Thank god everything is okay at the moment. I even did CT for my lungs same thing is okay too. But still suffering from breathing issues. Let me call air hunger. But iwant to tell you this, your looking so good now really. Am happy for you. Thanks for sharing your experience. 🙏🏾🇩🇪

[@NRCave1]

☮️🌻💜 I get the chest pain, tachycardia & spasms in my chest, n breathlessness. Since 2020. Depressing, very much so.

[@longcovidpodcast]

It's gone away for me - keep the hope :)

[@brybrykeith]

I also experience occasional chest pain. I wasn’t incredibly sick from Covid but it was still pretty bad. Don’t have any long term symptoms, other than occasional chest pains, which I never associated with Covid until now. Feels like someone is poking at my lung or heart on the left side, it’s kind of subtle. Went in for the ekg and chest X-ray, and blood work. They said I look great and healthy. That’s my story 🤷🏻‍♂️ sounds very similar. I always thought it was like my heart muscle… so I stopped drinking stimulants, stopped sleeping on my left side, but when I saw the x-ray, I realized the pain is actually not near my heart. My heart is much lower. One unique experience was that I went for a run and chest starts hurting 1 mile in. When I got back, I was fine, except for when I would clear my throat or cough, it would trigger the pain. Same spot. That was two days ago when I went in. Slept fine and back to normal now… Anyways, if anyone has any answers or ideas, would love some insight!

[@longcovidpodcast]

It's good news all scans are clear. It could be dysautonomia-related?

[@Tupac4sure95]

I LIVE IN DETROIT AND HAVING THE SAME CHEST PAIN ON AN INTERMITTENT BASIS SINCE 2020 ❤️

[@longcovidpodcast]

It's completely gone for me now - so keep going!!

[@lynnshelley8949]

I've had exactly the same - a Niggling intermittent chest pain and one really nasty recent chest pain which prompted me to go to the doctor. ECG is fine but I'm going to go for a chest stress test

[@longcovidpodcast]

It's horrible when it happens isn't it! That was one of the symptoms that really lingered for me but I'm happy to say it's now long gone!

[@3imaginaryboys1972]

I have exactky same since first bout march 2020. Ct clear then got it again jan 22.....psin went up...ended up in resuss flatlined nnthen told post covid pleurisy. Now its intermittently coming n going.....longer without than with but still tgere maybe 30% time. I feel im.slowly coming out but boy when it hits its terrifying.

[@sixpac20032010]

I had severe covid in september 2020 and my health plummeted for 18 months. The NHS were hopeless long waiting lists. I decided to do my own research and came a cross a canadian guy who also had severe long covid and he signed up for trials at a hospital and they actually found a cure for all symptoms of long covid patients which for some reason was hush hush and no info available on main stream news.

[@longcovidpodcast]

any idea what the trials were?

[@foxdropp]

Any thoughts on this?

[@sixpac20032010]

@@longcovidpodcastThe trials were put on by the University of British columbia in 2021, Long Covid Patients were at St paul's Hospital British Columbia, Located in Vancouver.

[@sixpac20032010]

@@foxdropp If you would like any information on cures & long covid issues don't hesitate to ask?

[@longcovidpodcast]

@@sixpac20032010 If you have any more info would you mind emailing it to me? longcovidpodcast [at] gmail.com

[@Vidis88]

I have Pressure/not pain, but more pressure unconfort pressure in the front bottom half of the neck, left side, correlate with my symptoms, anyone else have this? Also done several aminoacid test in private cause healthcare refuse, first one showed no/very low level of Aragnin, and L-Glutamin, fixed that, felt better, second showed something wrong with the gut, handling protein. recomended to eat B vitamin. All this I connect to Autoimun disreg, fight or flight. Hard to sleep etc, better lying down, worse standing. The point in the neck is called Halsfläta in swedish. I suspect at this point, the Veins come up, very close to the nerves, vagus nerve, plexus cervicalis. Its all conected. I belive the nerves are very exposed in the neck, to pressure from something, inflamatory etc. For example the spike from both vax or covid can triger some kind of autoantibody that atack the mysel, gel around the nerves, makeing them lose conection, also this I belive is a disruption in the long haul. They say I breath bad, hyperventilate but I dont, to much CO2, makes me shiver and shake I think. 35 male, former diver, I get no help from health care cause they say nothing is wrong with me, at the same time a big chunk of the world seem too know standard test dont give much. Its a joke all this, someone have been paid of.

[@angelicannihilator]

Did you get the injection?

[@sadnagoso-yn6iz]

Do you feel fatigue after exercise?

[@Amatsuichi]

I had Covid in October 2023, got two versions of penicillin based antibiotics in 3 weeks due to other issues I had connected with Covid, throat pain... since then I have constant chest pain, tightness, feeling of having a potato right above the solar plexus area, problem doing any pull exercises which cause strong pain in the middle right side of my chest - under the bones, not chest muscles... I have problems lying on my stomach, often low blood pressure and constant tiredness... absolved all kinds of checks and I cant find any solution, physiotherapy isnt helping much either... I just dont know what to do and it seems my doctor doesnt too

[@longcovidpodcast]

Some of your symptoms definitely sound similar to some of what I experienced. There is hope of recovery! Look into Dysautonomia, and then start looking into what you can do to help. Understanding it is a big step, because then you can work out how to help. Listen to some recovery stories for ideas. There are loads on the podcast - www.longcovidpodcast.com :)

[@adamcicciarelli5686]

How did it feel? Burning , stabbing ? In the middle and breast bones ?

[@longcovidpodcast]

A whole variety! I had the sort of pressure in the middle as if someone was pressing down. Also the stabbing more on one side.

[@adamcicciarelli5686]

@@longcovidpodcast my middle was inflamed I think I still get burning. Plus I have phlegm still. Got told I t Had bronchitis in June trying to figure out if I really had Covid since I still have a chest pain

[@DlcdrummerProSniper]

hello i just found you im watching a couple of your videos now. if you had brain fog how long did it last and did you do anything to help in reovering it. im 2.5 years brain pooped

[@pc24681]

Hello any ideas on how you caught Covid and was your symptoms mild moderate or severe 🙏🏽

[@longcovidpodcast]

I'll address this all in the episode when I record it - probably this week. In the meantime, you might find episode #65 & #74 useful :)

[@alexandralowder4680]

My story 😢how are you doing now?

[@longcovidpodcast]

I've been fully recovered now for over a year :)

[@alexandralowder4680]

It’s call costrocondritis!

[@longcovidpodcast]

For some people.

[@gainsbourg66]

Sounds like pericarditis, costochondritis or even indigestion.

[@longcovidpodcast]

All of those things are indeed common in Long Covid.

[@raymondmidwell3339]

Beautiful ❤. Single?

[@michaelshoemaker8440]

Did you ever have tinnitus?

[@longcovidpodcast]

Not personally - but I did an episode on it, here: www.buzzsprout.com/1835170/11904724

[@michaelshoemaker8440]

Thank you

[@Seagoatsunday]

i got tinnitus from covid..its persistant 14 months.ongoing