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

post 1610850731 07-17-2020, 06:12 AM
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I did see something where they said some people were experiencing scarring in their lungs and reduced lung capacity. Stay safe OP, and I hope you feel better. Might take a few months to get back to normal, but stay in there.
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It is not unusual to lose lung capacity when dealing with a respiratory illness.

You can also train your lungs to increase capacity - just google it for exercises you can do to help yourself in that area
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Just goes to show

Concentrating on cardio fitness, eating vegetables and absolutely never going near any oj, which is how op surely lives, is no guarantee of not getting covid.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
Just goes to show

Concentrating on cardio fitness, eating vegetables and absolutely never going near any oj, which is how op surely lives, is no guarantee of not getting covid.
Also shows cardio and veggies possibly saved his life. Positivity friday brah
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My wife currently has covid. she has had it for about a week or so and seems to be doing better so far. Hope she doesn't have the same after effects as you do... sorry to hear that bro

after the results came in the doctor told her its nothing to worry about and that nearly everyone would catch this at some point. he then took off his mask, her mask and his gloves, shook her hand and said "see? nothing to worry about. treat it like the common cold."
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Originally Posted By Griggz⏩
My wife currently has covid. she has had it for about a week or so and seems to be doing better so far. Hope she doesn't have the same after effects as you do... sorry to hear that bro

after the results came in the doctor told her its nothing to worry about and that nearly everyone would catch this at some point. he then took off his mask, her mask and his gloves, shook her hand and said "see? nothing to worry about. treat it like the common cold."
That was definitely a doctor, yeah ?
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Originally Posted By Griggz⏩
My wife currently has covid. she has had it for about a week or so and seems to be doing better so far. Hope she doesn't have the same after effects as you do... sorry to hear that bro

after the results came in the doctor told her its nothing to worry about and that nearly everyone would catch this at some point. he then took off his mask, her mask and his gloves, shook her hand and said "see? nothing to worry about. treat it like the common cold."
I’m completely baffled by how America has such a high death toll
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Originally Posted By Hammersia⏩
That was definitely a doctor, yeah ?
Some older French doctor who came in after the nurse did the testing. He said no one has an immune system for it so we'll continue to see it spread. He also mentioned that the "recent large gatherings of people did not help" so lol
Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
I’m completely baffled by how America has such a high death toll
Not me. Half of the country is overweight.
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Fee the same OP, not sure if its the rona cuz I have a high pain tolerance, but had chills and faint spells a few months ago, but now my cardio seems to be in the ****ter
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Originally Posted By epidox01⏩
“It’S jUsT fLu bRo”

Ya no thx jeff. I will pass.

I know people I knew who have died, and some that lost 30% lung capacity.
Doesn’t the flu kill a lot of people?
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A year and a 1/2 ago I had pneumonia. No covid nonsense. It took me a long time before I felt strong again. It was actually kind of disturbing. Any kind of cardio was hard too. So, it probably isn't Covid causing this. Good ol' pneumonia is bad enough. I don't think covid is the big factor they think it is.
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Originally Posted By 128⏩
Doesn’t the flu kill a lot of people?
It sure does. Just as many or more than covid ever has or will.
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Are you still drinking Tropicana? Known to weaken immune system, probably why you’re still having lingering effects otherwise it sounds like scarring of the lungs. Sucks boyo, but at least you’re still here.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
I wish.



No, it developed into bronchitis though.
You still got Bronchitis? i had it a few years ago and took like 3 months to fully clear up.
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Originally Posted By JStrez⏩
I did see something where they said some people were experiencing scarring in their lungs and reduced lung capacity. Stay safe OP, and I hope you feel better. Might take a few months to get back to normal, but stay in there.
Only PimpMasterC has shown understanding of what we are dealing with. As the leading authority on all things that require a brain, I endorse his post and have included it below for the idiots who think Covid-19 is a joke.
Originally Posted By PimpMasterC⏩
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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I never got tested (UK testing of peace) but had all the symptoms (cough, fever, head ache, sweats etc) of it just when it was announced it was in the UK.

I couldn't run properly for over a month after. Srs. Just felt like breathing in sawdust.

I also noticed a decrease in cognative ability and an increase in lethargy. This has still not gone away. Can't keep attention on anything to save my life.

Hoping this is all in my head, but I don't think so. Ded srs.
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Originally Posted By SteadyFlexOnU⏩
Are u lieing?

How come most others are not experiencing such issues that have gotten over it
COVID symptoms gravity are apparently closely linked to the amount of androgenic hormones in the body.
By the looks of it OP has quite a few. He might have had more severe symptoms than your usual COVID+ patient.
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Just as I thought, OP refuses to address any aggravating factors. At least we can be completely sure he's 100% natty because he says it in his flair
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
Just goes to show

Concentrating on cardio fitness, eating vegetables and absolutely never going near any oj, which is how op surely lives, is no guarantee of not getting covid.
Strong this
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Originally Posted By MattBro95⏩
I never got tested (UK testing of peace) but had all the symptoms (cough, fever, head ache, sweats etc) of it just when it was announced it was in the UK.

I couldn't run properly for over a month after. Srs. Just felt like breathing in sawdust.

I also noticed a decrease in cognative ability and an increase in lethargy. This has still not gone away. Can't keep attention on anything to save my life.

Hoping this is all in my head, but I don't think so. Ded srs.
Keep hydrated. Avoid crowded areas and rest well.

It will be a long recovery and I am still undecided whether we can rid the virus from our bodies or not.
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Originally Posted By JStrez⏩
I did see something where they said some people were experiencing scarring in their lungs and reduced lung capacity. Stay safe OP, and I hope you feel better. Might take a few months to get back to normal, but stay in there.
Not only that, but weakened heart, kidney, livers and brains too. Even people with few symptoms have showned to have organ damage. This will change the world beyond your wildest imagination.
Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
It is not unusual to lose lung capacity when dealing with a respiratory illness.

You can also train your lungs to increase capacity - just google it for exercises you can do to help yourself in that area
It´s not just a respitory illness, it´s also a blood disease. Current data suggest it can cause permanent brain damage, ranging from mild to severe, and it´s not uncommon. It goes on a rampage thoughout the whole body if not stopped quick, and it hides form the immune system, and can likely become a chronic disease, just like SARS 1. Keep in mind thats it´s most likley man made, and it has mutated several times. So, a man made virus with simalarities to HIV and rabies, has mutated further. It has turned into something not organic at all. Many in your situation OP, and there will be many more. Most of the world will probably be infected, since the leaders and the people have completely failed.


Mattbro95: Many people are having the same neurological symptoms. Sounds similar to what SARS survivors had to go through, see video above.
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Keep hydrated. Avoid crowded areas and rest well.

It will be a long recovery and I am still undecided whether we can rid the virus from our bodies or not.
Idk given that our natty-as-fuk OP got it I feel like lankets with DYEL arms have a lot to watch out for
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Originally Posted By PimpMasterC⏩
Not only that, but weakened heart, kidney, livers and brains too. Even people with few symptoms have showned to have organ damage. This will change the world beyond your wildest imagination.
Of course that was primarily due to COVID and could not have been brought on by any other preexisting conditions
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Originally Posted By PimpMasterC⏩
Not only that, but weakened heart, kidney, livers and brains too. Even people with few symptoms have showned to have organ damage. This will change the world beyond your wildest imagination.
lmao, so much fear selling
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Originally Posted By vitruv⏩
Idk given that our natty-as-fuk OP got it I feel like lankets with DYEL arms have a lot to watch out for
When you choose to come out of hiding and actually back up your toughness, you can talk to the aleeboy. I don't have time to talk to trolls, but I will just say this to my misc brahs again thatCovid-19 is real and people should do whatever they can to avoid it. Also, thinking you have immunity and/ or mild symptoms should not give one a false sense of confidence.

Good luck people. I believe only the strongest will survive this.
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I had it two month ago and my symptoms were pretty mild but since I recovered I can’t workout anymore. I can finish my workout but the next day I will be in bed all day with cold like symptoms and shortness of breath that lasts a couple of days. I went to the hospital and they said everything looks good and I’m totally fine.
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Originally Posted By SteadyFlexOnU⏩
Are u lieing?

How come most others are not experiencing such issues that have gotten over it
Right? Do you have underlying issues OP? This doesnt seem to be the norm at all with the Wuhan Flu
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Keep hydrated. Avoid crowded areas and rest well.

It will be a long recovery and I am still undecided whether we can rid the virus from our bodies or not.
Of course man. Would do both of those things atm.

I feel fine now physically. Might not have even been the rona.
Just a bit of a potato brain; however, may just be getting old and losing my braincells lul.
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OP, that is terrible and scary to hear that. Do you do any breathing exercises to try to build up your lung function?
Originally Posted By SteadyFlexOnU⏩
Are u lieing?

How come most others are not experiencing such issues that have gotten over it
That might be because a lot of people don't even exercise, so they're not really seeing the full effects of damage it might have done to their lungs.
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Originally Posted By Judgment⏩
31 year old, healthy, fit co-worker of mine caught it in early April and isstillout of work. Talking on the phone or doing something simple like vacuuming his living room gets him winded. He's so exhausted he takes naps all the time. There may very well be horrible long-term effects. More studies will come out obviously; the more data we collect.

This is why I choose to wear a (real) mask when in public. People don't even wash their hands 99% of the time after taking a piss. Meaning most people's hygiene is horrific. I'm not taking any chances on long-term issues like OP. I'm not afraid of death, I'm afraid of having my lungs crippled.
You think the mask protectsyou?
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