Long Covid

Do you have severe fatigue?

Are you tired of feeling tired all the time? Do you suffer from shortness of breath or find it hard to exercise? Does your heart start racing just from walking around your home? Do you have issues with mental clarity, comprehension or brain fog?

One of the most common signs of post-COVID-19 syndrome is fatigue, both physical and mental. Also known as long Covid, the condition is marked by symptoms that continue for several weeks or more after the initial viral infection has run its course.

We can help if you are experiencing fatigue or other symptoms related to long Covid, and we have recently established a clinic dedicated exclusively to this illness. Contact us at ME@physiciansqualitycare.com if you continue to suffer from the symptoms of COVID-19.

Our goal is to help you feel better.

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Melanie Hoppers, m.d.



Dr. Melanie Hoppers treats patients suffering from long Covid.

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The impacts of long Covid on children

Identifying children with long Covid can be particularly challenging. Many children find it hard to keep up with schoolwork or find themselves skipping sports that they used to love.

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Orthostatic Intolerance

Since having been ill with covid, have you had dizziness, blurred vision, fatigue, headaches, breathlessness, anxiety, or a rapidly beating heart?

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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

Myalgic encephalomyelitis, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and often called ME/CFS, is a disease that affects all age groups.

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Insomnia

Long Covid causes moderate to severe sleep disturbances in up to 40 percent of people with afflicted by the disease.

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Brain Fog

Even mild cases of Covid can cause brain fog. Symptoms can manifest as problems with word finding, concentration, problem solving, and working memory.

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Symptoms of long Covid

Long Covid, as defined by the CDC, encompasses a wide range of health problems that are new, returning, or ongoing, and that occur four weeks or longer after the onset of infection with COVID-19.

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Resources

Find additional information to help you understand long Covid and its effects.

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