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Cold and air intolerance
I had corona 3 months before.
From last 3 monthw
I don't like to face air and don't like cold temperatures feel extra cold.
Thyroid normal
Hemoglobin normal
No Tb.
No immunity issue.
No weakness.
All tests are normal.
Temperature on thermameter always normal.
But feel fever like from inside.
Did proper research no one is having such issues for so long it's been 3 months now.
Where the virus could have damaged.
Which tests should I do now.
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Post covid long term symptoms are many ,none of them are specific though many people do experience neurology symptoms and respiratory symptoms . Intolerance to cold in the absence of hypothyroidism ,anemia , you need to rule out vitamin B12 deficiency and few vascular issues.People with Post-COVID Conditions may develop or continue to have symptoms that are hard to explain.Your symptoms if at all are related to post covid ,will slowly settle down, sometimes may take UpTo 6 months.
Try for few weeks Himalaya septilin tablets twice daily for few weeks and magnesium supplement you may find some relief
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