Gremill wrote:I did say a bad word when the nurse had to move the needle around inside my wrist.
Pseudoscot wrote:Eventually got through to my gp. I'm now riding the tramadol train for a week. Let the bonkers dreams commence.
That's good news Djorn. Hopefully you're on the path to a full recovery now.Djornson wrote:Hey ya'll. So my long covid nightmare.. 13 months later.. i think i'm fixed. I was mostly ok for a long time but breathing was randomly 'weird' like i couldnt breath in something was blocking it when actually there was seemingly nothing physically wrong (i could cycle 40 miles no bother.) Citalopram has made it not weird. I still get the odd throat issue possibly reflux but i'm hoping psychological and it will fade too.
afgavinstan wrote:
davyK wrote:My right foot. I have noticed a loss of feeling on the top of it. Sort of very slight pins and needles. First noticed it at night. It seems to be worse when lying down. Toes are fine - wriggling and sensitive as normal. Just a small area on top. Then I noticed last week when I was walking that my right foot was slapping down on the ground. Very odd. I appear to have lost the ability to flex my right foot upwards - making my toes point at my shin. I can move left and right, But I get discomfort in my shin when I try and flex upwards. A feeling of tension. I can drive OK since my heel is anchored - not that I am doing much of that. But walking is uncomfortable. Have some movement restored in the morning but it gets worse over the day. Going to call the doc....
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