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Thread: 3 months after recovering from COVID I still can’t workout...

post 1610829711 07-16-2020, 09:42 PM
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Probably has more to do with next to no physical activity while you had covid.
Being a couch potato for a month or two can kill your cardio.
I didn't do any cardio for a month before covid and a month after. First two weeks back were rough but now it is feeling a lot better.
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I have been past it for 3 weeks now and my lung capacity isn’t 100% either. My workload Capacity is much less, get winded easier too. Hoping that it’s just im out of condition and it’ll recover soon.
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Originally Posted By MaesterSeymour⏩
So you’re carrying an airborne virus and you’re out in a public park exhaling the virus all over the proximity where children may be. Again, you are dumb as phuck. Go quarantine yourself idiot.

I should be asking you why YOU are a nasty person. I’m not the one putting everyone at risk for catching the coronavirus.
How are you even green?

Some key words from the OP:
"Had"
"Recovered"
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post 1610838401 07-16-2020, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002⏩
well, perhaps thats just good luck, but it is still notable that no pro athletes seem to be suffering long term issues. If im completely honest, I would be considered in good health but I did put on weight following a back injury and admittedly I like to booze. Ive cut back the booze and im cutting down just in case i get this chit again. Another study came out recently indicating even mild obesity raises your chances of more severe illness.

https://www.newsweek.com/even-mild-o...-study-1518189
Pro athletes are first in line to get tested every day despite no symptoms. Pro athletes take care of themselves-its their job. On top of that, their health is team's number one priority, and they isn't any bullchit like waiting in line, or insurance paperwork to consider. Everything is taken care of regardless of cost.

I don't expect it to be this way for long. With everything being a clusterfuk, if an athlete is not feeling 100% it might not be that noticeable with all the other chaos going on. Is there any sport actively going on right now? Games are where max effort is exerted, and chit would definitely be noticed there.
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post 1610839671 07-17-2020, 12:20 AM
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But no dudes, some NBA players had it and are fine now, so yeah, its a HOAX.







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post 1610840691 07-17-2020, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted By saltypits⏩
The last time I had the flu, it was August.

I got grilled by the nurse about it because I mentioned it in passing when I was getting my flu shot in October.
Did you actually get tested for flu? In most cases flu isn't even tested for. (In before the Flu is a hoax posts, lol)

You might of actually had an early case of Covid as we know the virus has been around for longer than previously thought and we know it isn't seasonal like flu.

It could of just been flu but it's very rare due to the flu virus' susceptibility to warmer temperatures.
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post 1610840701 07-17-2020, 12:55 AM
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I had bronchitis once and the doc gave me some inhaling thing. I was 19 years and and i said fuk that so i went on a hike and bad idea boyos



Thought i was gonna die
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post 1610840941 07-17-2020, 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted By HayZues
How many people have even been recovered for 3 months?


There are no long term studies. *******.
bro they started talking like this 2 months ago, that in some cases covid19 causes life time issues. I didnt read the article but they are finding it kills(weaken) your lungs and affects your brain. I also think it effects cells in muscles or something. i dunno but yea they already got the data.

OP maybe you body is still recovering? Maybe it took alot to kill it off in your case and it just weakened you so you are still recovering....
post 1610841101 07-17-2020, 01:19 AM
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Fuk,

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post 1610841171 07-17-2020, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Merc009⏩
I had bronchitis once and the doc gave me some inhaling thing. I was 19 years and and i said fuk that so i went on a hike and bad idea boyos



Thought i was gonna die
Lol, everyone thinks they are immortal at that age.

I had bronchitis years ago went from running a 1:30 half marathon to getting out of breath walking up a hill. Respiratory illnesses are no joke.
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Originally Posted By user3657⏩
bro they started talking like this 2 months ago, that in some cases covid19 causes life time issues. I didnt read the article but they are finding it kills(weaken) your lungs and affects your brain. I also think it effects cells in muscles or something. i dunno but yea they already got the data.

OP maybe you body is still recovering? Maybe it took alot to kill it off in your case and it just weakened you so you are still recovering....
Imma have to back this up. I got sick in Feb from most likely covid because I had every single symptom and I found it odd that I didn’t get a runny nose or watery eyes which I always do.

The cough wasn’t that bad, what was bad was the fever. I almost went to the ER for a fever which is something I have never even considered my whole life.

What was bad was the lasting effect it had on my brain. I started developing weird random panic attacks and depression symptoms which is something I’ve never had. I also had this horrible pressure in my head for 2 months, and this mental fatigue. During the first month I had a hard time even speaking to people or writing an email (dead srs). I was dizzy and lightheaded all the time, and I just felt off. I also kept getting these low grade fevers two more times and sore throats out of nowhere. Like a dumbass I just kept telling myself “It’ll go away”


Since I’ve never really been sick my whole life I never went to doc but I wish I had gone. Thankfully im 80% now after 5 months.... yeah 80%


As far as the lungs go they’re better than ever, but my brain isn’t.


I don’t support these lockdowns but that is because this virus is too far gone to be contained. Many people got their life’s work to lose and these lockdowns are ****ing pointless if you got *******s protesting.
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This makes me feel even more like I had COVID from Dec-Feb for 6 weeks

Was never that sick in my life. Around 3 weeks in I started to feel a little better so I tried going to the gym. Could not do anything at all without having to gasp for air after. Started getting worse and sickness lasted another 3 weeks.

When I was finally better it was still slow getting back in the gym and gaining back my stamina. Haven’t lifted in awhile though since now I’m dealing with a shoulder injury
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Check out this Miscer, in hospital for 6 weeks and lost all his gains. Muscle loss might be the most frightening symptom of this disease for those on the Misc. Went from bearded alpha to soy boy in no time!

https://globalnews.ca/news/6963878/c...e-muscle-loss/
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Originally Posted By ralphlaurenbrah⏩
You could have permanent damage. Mine took like 3-4 months to recover. During that time I felt out of breath with just going for a walk. Maybe yours will get better. I would see a doctor and see if you need a pulmonologist referral

Also I would buy an incentive spirometer and look up how to use it. It will help. Also take as deep of breathes as you can and hold them for a few seconds a few times an hr to prevent atelectasis
That’s just a word soup

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Originally Posted By BrightonBomber⏩
Check out this Miscer, in hospital for 6 weeks and lost all his gains. Muscle loss might be the most frightening symptom of this disease for those on the Misc. Went from bearded alpha to soy boy in no time!

https://globalnews.ca/news/6963878/c...e-muscle-loss/
This guys underlying condition was AIDS.

Srs. I remember seeing him mentioned in a previous thread..
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Originally Posted By memcop⏩
I had DHF a couple years ago. I still have symptoms.
Really? Did you get it in America? Thats one of those very obscure "once in a HCP's career" that one would ever come across that.
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How is your health in general OP? Or do you just have a poverty immune system.


Pretty sure i had covid in Febuary and it took me about 3 weeks to fully recover energy wise..
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Originally Posted By Altmuxxer⏩
That's life bro, people get into car crashes and deal with way worse EVERYDAY.

150k died BEFORE Corona, why didn't we shut down the world for them?
Idk i guess because car crashes are much easier to control and don’t have a freaking r naught of 6? Just a wild guess.
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Gonna get tested today or tomorrow. Feeling this sleepiness or just not being 100% since last Sunday. Went to the gym and after every set had to take a breather. Other than the sleepiness there are no other symptoms for me so could be just a random virus. Throat is fine, no headaches, no fever, no diarrhoea, no muscle aches, no pain behind eyes, no rash, no loss of taste. Just perpetually tired. Got blood tests done and everything is 100% sweet so can't think of anything else but the Roniez.
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Listened to this yesterday and thought it might help Opie(actually I think taking the advice mentioned in this podcast could probably help everyone). Good luck on your recovery.



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Originally Posted By Schnitzl⏩
Gonna get tested today or tomorrow. Feeling this sleepiness or just not being 100% since last Sunday. Went to the gym and after every set had to take a breather. Other than the sleepiness there are no other symptoms for me so could be just a random virus. Throat is fine, no headaches, no fever, no diarrhoea, no muscle aches, no pain behind eyes, no rash, no loss of taste. Just perpetually tired. Got blood tests done and everything is 100% sweet so can't think of anything else but the Roniez.
The tests are borderline useless. I’m pretty sure I had it a few weeks ago and tested negative. I have a friend who almost certainly had it and tested negative three times but his doctor(who has had it) told him he would bet his years salary that my friend had it. If your symptoms are that minimal you’ll almost certainly test negative. I also know of someone who went to get tested, signed in, got tired of waiting and left, then got a call a few days later that their test was positive. Cliffs- testing is poor quality and a giant clusterfukk.
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There's an elephant in this room lol

gl though, op
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Are you sure it's not because you are just TREiNing too hard bro?
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Until OP confirms or denies any aggravating factors including drug use, thread is useless srs
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That's fuked, OP. I remember paying attention to your original thread. I guess we all don't really know what long-term symptoms are, but here's to hoping you're able to make a full recovery down the line.
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The “iTS JuST tHe fLU bRo” crowd is awfully under represented itt.

I hope you recover Op
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
The “iTS JuST tHe fLU bRo” crowd is awfully under represented itt.

I hope you recover Op
Nobody with a functioning brain thinks it's just another flu. Obviously it's something different that we don't have a complete grasp on yet.

Overblown by media hype? Probably. I get the sense even the 'experts' are divided and unsure, and that all of these precautions are just measures put in place to placate the masses and give off the illusion that we're doing something about it. That's better than saying we don't know WTF is happening and causing mass panic like toilet paper hoarding 2.0
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Sorry to hear that op, I hope you recover. This whole covid situation has been a total **** show. Media and politicians should have warned people about long term effects like I did back in February. Tens of million of americans will have long lasting or permanent effects, and they weren´t told about it. Idiots in this world have underestimated this entire thing, and it´s all part of thd NWO plan to make people sterile and damaged.

Many people have symptoms for many months, many. It will be the norm, rather than the exception, especially after they get infected a second time, a third time, or a 4th time.



SARS survivors can´t live a normal life years later. It turned into a chronic disease, and in many cases it got worse over the years, not better. Both SARS and the new coronavirus aka SARS 2, can do permanent damage to the brain and other organs. This is a fact, and anyone with a brain should know this. Some will do fine, but others will literally have brain and nerve damage.
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