What are common Long COVID symptoms?

Publicado 2022-03-15
Long COVID Physio has partnered with Fisiocamera to deliver a series of educational videos about Long COVID. In this 3rd video in the series, learn about “what are common Long COVID symptoms?”.

Read more about Fatigue:
longcovid.physio/fatigue

Read more about Post-Exertional Symptom Exacerbation:
longcovid.physio/post-exertional-malaise

Read more about Cognitive Dysfunction:
longcovid.physio/brain-fog

Read more about Orthostatic Intolerance:
longcovid.physio/dysautonomia-pots


Symptoms like fatigue, cognitive dysfunction and post-exertional malaise (PEM) are experienced by people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). Learn more about ME/CFS at NICE, ME Association, ME Action and Doctors with ME:
www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng206
meassociation.org.uk/
www.meaction.net/
doctorswith.me/

People with Long COVID are grateful to the lessons and research from ME/CFS that supports this video and people living with Long COVID.

Access the written transcript for this video:
longcovid.physio/long-covid-video-series/common-sy…

Access the whole video series:
longcovid.physio/long-covid-video-series


This video was illustrated and edited by:
Laura Bassi @fisiocamera
youtube.com/c/FisioCamera [email protected]

The script was written and narrated by:
Darren Brown, Chair Long COVID Physio

This video received consultation by:
Dr Asad Khan, Doctors with ME
Dr Elaine Mawell, Long Covid Support
Sammie Mcfarland, Long Covid Kids
Lindsay Skipper, Long COVID Physio

This video was peer reviewed by Long COVID Physio Executive Board
longcovid.physio/executive-board @LongCOVIDPhysio

Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @alisonlemon6810
    This just popped up on my feed. It explains everything in layman terms so well. I contracted Covid end of November 2021, after one week I was hospitalized, then admitted to the hospital's ICU and discharged 18th December 2021. Luckily I survived but my Long Covid symptoms are breaking me physically and mentally. One day I hope this nightmare will disappear from my life.
  • @chrisbegley1518
    thank-you for presenting Long Covid symptoms so clearly…. even after two years, people are still (painfully) unaware and/or dismissive of this affliction…. I’m sure I speak for many when I say that we are deeply grateful for everything you’re doing… 🙏
  • @mhernandez6321
    I've been navigating all these symptoms, and more, for over 3 years. My most recent LongCovid update is GI. This just keeps getting better & better...😢
  • @JuliePangowish
    Started getting allergies, headaches,dizziness, dehydrated feeling at times, tinnitus which is soooo annoying. Got very sick January 2, bad flu bug, was sooo sick, throwing up, couldn't eat much and to top it all off, caught a horrible cold, coughing lots, depressed , runny nose for months.
  • This is horrible… unfortunately all my symptoms are pretty constant… hoping they go away soon!! Going on 3 weeks wahhhh 😢 Good video! This was good to understand a bit more about what’s going on in by body and brain
  • @mirandaa581
    Thanks for this video. So many people with longcovid come accross disbelief. This video will help them (me) explain what they are experiencing.
  • @lindavid794
    I had the disease in September 22. Still have all these symptoms, including anxiety and depression. Hope others don’t have the hell I went through. I am getting somewhat better with minerals and vitamins that have some benefit for me.
  • @ThuyNguyen-ec1rb
    Thank you for bringing this up for all of us who have been there done that
  • @EEZYEEEE
    I have long Covid for about a month and all these symptoms are spot on but you forgot anxiety and depression. I’ve never had anxiety or depression prior to getting Covid and when my symptoms flare up I get a feeling of doom, anxiety, and depression.
  • @JMyoutube1
    I keep coming down with covid every year since the end of 2019. I'm just now starting to get over the 4th round of it and this was by far the worst round yet. It's been 4 1/2 weeks. I'm so done with covid.
  • This video is extremely helpful and I hope can be used more widely. I have had long covid (after being very fit and well) for six months and have shared this video with family and colleagues to raise awareness. Thank you
  • @anamaria94088
    It’s been 2 years and still having trouble concentrating
  • Thank you for this wonderful visual summary. Very easy to follow for people who don´t understand what we have been through.
  • @amyc.peters1064
    So I've had all of those symptoms since I had my second Pfizer vacc in 2021, and the only thing that's gotten better is the palpitations. Slightly. I did not make a fuss about it being vacc related because i was hoping for medical help (unfortunately medical professionals are tempted to write you off as mentally ill if you imply vaccine injury), irregardless none of these symptoms seem to worry my doctor. Its nice to see at least this. The symptoms suck, im half the person i was before them, but my biggest worry is what kind of damage is being done? I do know i now have multiple nodules in my lungs, nothing big enough to cause the chest pressure and sob ive been feeling for 2.5 years ...
  • @rramirez3555
    Thanks again for the video. I just would like to comment that the disability caused by Long Covid, isn't only sporadic. It can actually last weeks and months.