Just being curious, how can you know with an antibody test that you had asymptomatic covid on a particular time period, and not, say, as a result of vaccination. Different antibody types maybe? And are you sure it is long covid? Your symptoms don't look very specific, and the risk of long covid is usually proportional to symptoms (with no symptoms being the lowest risk). I say that because I had somewhat similar symp…
The vaccine caused immediate severe palpitations (up to several per minute) hours after the shot, tachycardia, and the high severity lasted for 2-3 whole days (being worst at night), but then lower grade for 3 months.
Typically long covid kicks in weeks after infection and the timing fits my exposure timeline.
Again, saw a cardiologist and they didn't notice anything wrong, but they can't really see inflammation, I guess. What's strange is that my hsCRP was normal.
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