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A look at long COVID,
today and tomorrow.



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Our youth on the brink.

6/26/2022

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Home from school and separated from peers during crucial developmental phases, young children and adolescents were clearly those most negatively impacted, in various ways, by the pandemic lockdowns.

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Headaches & long COVID – how we treat ongoing symptoms.

6/13/2022

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In my last blog, I covered in great detail the complex mechanisms that in many long hauler COVID patients can cause a number of neurological issues, including headaches.

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Long haulers syndrome: Understanding the mechanisms behind resulting headaches.

6/1/2022

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Headaches have been reported by many long COVID patients as a common symptom, joining what can be an extensive list of many ongoing issues, even following what was a mild infection. In fact, a recent study from the College of London showed over 200 symptoms have been reported to date that can occur post-acute COVID syndrome (PASC) and as discussed in our previous article in our long COVID series. 
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Will we see a rise in neurodegenerative disease post-COVID and post-COVID vaccines?

3/23/2022

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As I have discussed in detail in my previous blog in our long COVID series, residual virus is not thought to be the only problem we face relevant to ongoing neurological issues following an infection. Medical News Today reported in a new perspective article, based on clinical observations, autopsies, and lab findings by a team of researchers in Chicago, which argues against the virus directly affecting brain cells. Instead, it appears that the brain is affected by systemic inflammation and circulatory problems.1 

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Chronic Lyme disease may have lessons about long COVID.

3/3/2022

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We recently read an interesting article that detailed some striking similarities between chronic Lyme disease and what clinicians are currently seeing in patients who develop long COVID, also referred to as post-acute COVID 19 syndrome (PACS).1
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Long COVID and the brain: what happens when the storm passes?

2/28/2022

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While we certainly know more about COVID 19 than we may have when this pandemic first began over two years ago, there is much still to be learned as events continue to evolve and new information comes to light. 

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The I-RECOVER Management Protocol: more hope for more patients.

2/21/2022

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Developed by the notable team of clinicians at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care (FLCCC) Alliance, the I-RECOVER protocol was developed in collaboration with expert clinicians including Dr. Paul Marik, Dr. Pierre Kory, Dr. Keith Berkowitz, and others to address the lingering issues associated with long haul COVID syndrome (LHCS).1

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A protocol for treatment starts with tamping down inflammation.

2/2/2022

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Evolving events mean staying on top of new information as it becomes available or as any recommendations shift.

As we’ve continued to note in our long COVID blog series, increased inflammation and corresponding cytokines, the hallmarks of so many immune-mediated diseases, are clearly also at work in this complex syndrome. 
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Why does long COVID happen?

1/25/2022

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Researchers around the world are racing to uncover the mechanisms behind long COVID, also known as long-hauler COVID, post-acute COVID-19 syndrome (PACS), and LTC-19. This debilitating condition occurs post-infection with SARS-CoV-2 and is described in more detail in our first and second blogs in this special series. Long COVID has elicited great concern in the medical community given its complexity of symptoms, including neurological effects.
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The diverse neurological and other symptoms of long COVID.

12/8/2021

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As each day brings more anecdotal and research-based data about the continually evolving COVID event, we are also seeing increasing reports of lingering effects that don’t resolve after the initial illness has dissipated. In this second installment of our multi-part long COVID series, we’ll take a closer look at this complex issue and the myriad of issues many patients now face even months post infection.

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