peaceandlove: adverse reaction after one pill

[peaceandlove]

Btw I definitely have/had long covid. I was a regular healthy person but Ever since I got covid I had all these weird nervous system problems. I took the pill for my “anxiety” I thought it would fix my nervous system but everything just got worse. If you look at long covid people a lot of the symptoms are the same. I hope I recover from this. 

[littlebird]

3 hours ago, peaceandlove said:

Btw I definitely have/had long covid. I was a regular healthy person but Ever since I got covid I had all these weird nervous system problems.

I'm so, so sorry to hear this. I'm watching long covid decimate some people I care about in a lot of ways, and I think the nervous system stuff is so subtle some of them aren't connecting it with more well-known long covid symptoms, they just think they have sudden-onset anxiety causing nervous system issues that's unrelated to covid. 

 

3 hours ago, peaceandlove said:

took the pill for my “anxiety” I thought it would fix my nervous system but everything just got worse. If you look at long covid people a lot of the symptoms are the same. I hope I recover from this. 

Yuuuup a lot of these people I know with long covid are getting recommendations to try medication... the folks who have resisted taking psych meds are doing much better than the friends who decided to try meds. Wondering if research over time will show that psych meds for long covid is a mismatch? 

 

3 hours ago, peaceandlove said:

I hope I recover from this.

I hope you do too! The long covid community online seems pretty robust, there's a lot of research flying around those groups and I love a hot new study so I sometimes cross paths online with them on different platforms. I have hope that recovery is possible, we just need some more time to see for sure.

[peaceandlove]

On 3/13/2024 at 1:12 PM, littlebird said:

I'm so, so sorry to hear this. I'm watching long covid decimate some people I care about in a lot of ways, and I think the nervous system stuff is so subtle some of them aren't connecting it with more well-known long covid symptoms, they just think they have sudden-onset anxiety causing nervous system issues that's unrelated to covid. 

 

Yuuuup a lot of these people I know with long covid are getting recommendations to try medication... the folks who have resisted taking psych meds are doing much better than the friends who decided to try meds. Wondering if research over time will show that psych meds for long covid is a mismatch? 

 

I hope you do too! The long covid community online seems pretty robust, there's a lot of research flying around those groups and I love a hot new study so I sometimes cross paths online with them on different platforms. I have hope that recovery is possible, we just need some more time to see for sure.

Yeah everything’s coming full circle now that time has passed. Covid messed me up, because of covid I reacted bad to the anxiety pill which set me back, I wasn’t fully healed & took antibiotics which set me back even more. Everyone on the long covid Reddit pretty much has all the same symptoms as me & saying their sensitive to meds, pots, chronic fatigue etc.

 

pretty much covid ruined my life. Some people are healing but it takes a lot of time rest & healing of the nervous system. Similar to withdrawal… we just have a messed up nervous system, dystoumia pretty much. Yes I spelled it wrong but I have no energy to look up the correct spelling lol. 
 

thank you for the reply & reaching out to me @littlebird💕

[zubesto]

On 2/22/2023 at 5:19 AM, peaceandlove said:

Documenting for myself: I used to be sensitive to light… that went away but now my vision is kinda of blurry? Especially when looking at my computer screen. Like a dizziness in the head feeling idk how to describe it but yeah lol. As if I need glasses or something but I know I probably don’t. 
 

my frequent urinating has gotten better recently. Let’s hope it stays like that 

hi,

peaceandlove

 

i hope you are fine...i had adverse reaction after taking just one pill...i am having overactive painfull bladder like you...i was reading your story...i wanted to know about your overactive painfull bladder frequent urinating....i quoted your artice from feburary 2023 where you wrote that your overactive bladder is better now....did it really took nine months for your bladder to get ok...is your overactive bladder fine now....or do you still have it after 9th month...if your overactive bladder is fine can you tell how long it took you to see improvement for your overactivebladder...according to your posts it seems your frequent urination got ok around month 9 of your adverse reaction...am i right