mav_9me
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You could ask your doctor if it’s possibly that you could be tested for C19 antibodies? You may have had an asymptomatic infection at some point as you know, I´m sure. Sounds like it could just be your meds and new work too.
Regarding your tiredness, how does your body react to training, if you´re into that? I find that it gives me more energy. I started running two to three times weekly since I started in a new job like you last year. I was really nervous and tense about how I´d handle the new job but running really helped me quit ´thought grinding´ and just made me think more rationally about it.
I hope you get 100% well mate. Just keep working.
I´m guessing now that covid (at least in my country) is driven forward by the young er generation, 15-25 y.o., we´ll know more about long covid statistics among young people in a few months time over here. Been a spike in numbers this summer in that age group. I hope it’s like you say, that not that many young people are struggling. I have young kids myself (10m and 4y) and it seems very likely that they´ll be exposed to the virus before getting a vaccine, unless they start giving vaccines to kids as well.
Dont get me wrong. I am not saying that. Just saying I haven't had those patients, young people with long covid