I am just getting over COVID. Interestingly, I had it rather mild. Mild enough that if my husband hadn't gotten quite ill (fever, chills, etc) I would never even thought to test for it. I was extra tired but, well, I don't think I have to explain to all of YOU why that didn't set off alarm bells. Other than that I had what I would call a very, very mild cold - more of a sniffle, if you will. Anyway, that was my experience with it. Last night I tested again and am now negative.
Anyway, the reason I am posting is to ask a question:
Did anyone have any lingering effects or did it affect your MS in any long-term manner? The only thing I notice is a bit of a shift in my blood sugar. It seems "off" in some way. I've never had blood sugar regulation issues. But, then I wonder if it's because I haven't really been eating as I normally would. Despite not being severely ill I didn't have a big appetite. I've been eating normally for 2 days now but still feel a bit "off" in the blood sugar area.
I am also wondering if this is something that needs to be mentioned at my next neuro appointment in November. I have my next MRI scheduled for end of October.
Anyway, the reason I am posting is to ask a question:
Did anyone have any lingering effects or did it affect your MS in any long-term manner? The only thing I notice is a bit of a shift in my blood sugar. It seems "off" in some way. I've never had blood sugar regulation issues. But, then I wonder if it's because I haven't really been eating as I normally would. Despite not being severely ill I didn't have a big appetite. I've been eating normally for 2 days now but still feel a bit "off" in the blood sugar area.
I am also wondering if this is something that needs to be mentioned at my next neuro appointment in November. I have my next MRI scheduled for end of October.
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