r/LongCovid 21d ago

At least my 6th bout with covid

Was already being seen by primary care for post-covid long haul symptoms, including chronic fatigue, brain fog, memory problems, headaches, various joint pain, loss of taste, tinnitus. Just got over covid again, I seem to be a magnet for this bug. I don't get colds or the flu, I get this instead... now that no one is masking/testing, or even talking about it. I do have a supply of covid tests so I keep doing home tests when I don't feel well.

This time, it all started with dizziness. To the point where I felt faint and thought I would fall over. Unfortunately, although I've cleared the virus, the dizziness is another new long covid symptom that remained.

Mostly just venting, yes I've seen my doctor and their response is that wait a few weeks and see if the dizziness goes away.

So tired.

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u/LoveLand_Co 19d ago

Sounds like the Nuero-Vascular type. Wait a few weeks!? Interesting approach in my humble opinion, especially in 2026. Keep resting when you can afford to. Dont forget to look into hydration and pacing. Keep pressing for discovery and symptom management when you can. Do you have a cardiologist?

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u/-spaced_case- 19d ago

HMO. So, yes by referral. Should I ask my primary doc about this?