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rusticgal 13-11-2022 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11228296)
How is that manifesting itself, I have the covids at the moment, first time for me and I hope it doesn't linger on


Get well soon Cherie xx

Redway 13-11-2022 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11228312)
Barely :joker:


I'm tired about 80% of the time without even doing anything, even small tasks wear me out, I basically have to nap at lunchtime in order to function in the afternoon ... I have a lifelong condition which causes joint and limb pain, but since Covid they've been a lot worse, as has depression.


:love:

Ironically I ended up getting a ’flu.-jab (not a Covid-vaccine) before the weekend and I didn’t think it would have much effect but it left me with a banging migraine-like headache that drinking didn’t help with (and I only had a can or two of Red Stripe so I know it wasn’t even a case of being hungover) and zero-energy so I haven’t been with it this weekend. I’ve still got a bit of work to crack on with by tomorrow but it’s only two coffees later that I have the energy to rouse myself to do anything.

Cherie 13-11-2022 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 11228361)
how do you know its covid?

because i tested, and before you ask why I was nosy as i had never had it before and my sister tested positive and she did because her husband is immunocompromised and has an appt next week so obv she wanted to make sure he made it

Cherie 13-11-2022 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by rusticgal (Post 11228364)
Get well soon Cherie xx

Thank you Rusti

bots 13-11-2022 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 11228388)
Ironically I ended up getting a ’flu.-jab (not a Covid-vaccine) before the weekend and I didn’t think it would have much effect but it left me with a banging migraine-like headache that drinking didn’t help with (and I only had a can or two of Red Stripe so I know it wasn’t even a case of being hungover) and zero-energy so I haven’t been with it this weekend. I’ve still got a bit of work to crack on with by tomorrow but it’s only two coffees later that I have the energy to rouse myself to do anything.

i had the covid and flu vaccines and didn't have a single side effect

UserSince2005 13-11-2022 09:35 PM

just got back from a stateside business trip so not very happy to be back in this ****ty cuntry

Crimson Dynamo 13-11-2022 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11228402)
because i tested, and before you ask why I was nosy as i had never had it before and my sister tested positive and she did because her husband is immunocompromised and has an appt next week so obv she wanted to make sure he made it

well take a lemsip and it will be over in a couple of days

Redway 13-11-2022 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11228408)
i had the covid and flu vaccines and didn't have a single side effect

Lucky you.

Redway 13-11-2022 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11228312)
Barely :joker:


I'm tired about 80% of the time without even doing anything, even small tasks wear me out, I basically have to nap at lunchtime in order to function in the afternoon ... I have a lifelong condition which causes joint and limb pain, but since Covid they've been a lot worse, as has depression.


:love:

Mind if I ask what antidepressants (if any) you take, Ollie?

thesheriff443 14-11-2022 12:03 AM

My younger sister has been left with needing an inhaler after catching covid for a second time she also has a persistent cough.

Oliver_W 14-11-2022 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 11228438)
Mind if I ask what antidepressants (if any) you take, Ollie?

I don't mind you asking, but I do mind my name being shortened :fist: haha Sertraline

Cherie 14-11-2022 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 11228431)
well take a lemsip and it will be over in a couple of days

I have lot my sense of taste and smell and that may not return for a while :fist:

bots 14-11-2022 01:10 PM

that's surely a benefit in a cost of living crisis

Redway 14-11-2022 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11228597)
I don't mind you asking, but I do mind my name being shortened :fist: haha Sertraline

Oliver**

Have you ever thought about adding fluvoxamine to your treatment-regime? It’s more of an anti-obsessive-compulsive/social anxiety drug than a pure antidepressant but even as far as depression itself goes it is often quite effective and it has the added benefit of being effective in treating Covid (it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory). I know some people don’t like the way antidepressants make them feel when it comes to side-effects but as far as I know fluvoxamine (Luvox) is pretty clean as far as that goes.

Oliver_W 14-11-2022 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 11228621)
Oliver**

Have you ever thought about adding fluvoxamine to your treatment-regime? It’s more of an anti-obsessive-compulsive/social anxiety drug than a pure antidepressant but even as far as depression itself goes it is quite effective and it has the added benefit of being effective in treating Covid (it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory). I know some people don’t like the way antidepressants make them feel when it comes to side-effects but as far as I know fluvoxamine (Luvox) is pretty clean as far as that goes.

Interesting, that's not one I've heard of. Would it be a replacement or addition?

thesheriff443 14-11-2022 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11228599)
I have lot my sense of taste and smell and that may not return for a while :fist:

Not you wearing double denim again

Cherie 14-11-2022 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11228602)
that's surely a benefit in a cost of living crisis

:laugh: its horrible but good for the waistline no doubt

Crimson Dynamo 14-11-2022 05:32 PM

I lost mine but only for a few days as i recall

I took some snuff and it all came back

rusticgal 14-11-2022 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11228599)
I have lot my sense of taste and smell and that may not return for a while :fist:


I did too…

Redway 14-11-2022 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11228627)
Interesting, that's not one I've heard of. Would it be a replacement or addition?


I feel like fluvoxamine (which isn’t the same as fluoxetine, by the way, but I’m sure you could deduce that easy) and sertraline do two slightly different things so I’d use the fluvox. as an addition, buddy. I wouldn’t drop the sertraline just yet.

Crimson Dynamo 14-11-2022 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 11228719)
I feel like fluvoxamine (which isn’t the same as fluoxetine, by the way, but I’m sure you could deduce that easy) and sertraline do two slightly different things so I’d use the fluvox. as an addition, buddy. I wouldn’t drop the sertraline just yet.

id listen to a Doctor Oliver

Redway 15-11-2022 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 11228730)
id listen to a Doctor Oliver

The whole point of me communicating this information to Oliver is so he can present it to a doctor/general practitioner (not that GPs on-average are trained to know too much when it comes to mental health but rather a little about a lot).

Redway 15-11-2022 07:53 AM

@ Oliver_W: you might want to give this video a watch in the meantime. By all means don’t just take my word for it but Dr Campbell indisputably knows his stuff: https://youtu.be/qrYj5VJKLIs


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