exchemist
Veteran Member
Yes I found the fatigue can last quite a while and the advice seems to be not to try to push through it, or you can bring on a fatigue episode and also slow down recovery. It can be intermittent: great one day and zapped the next, so I found it best not to make commitments involving effort when feeling fine, only to have to break them later.Take care. I'm still getting over it and cannot shake the fatigue or body aches 2 and a half weeks later, and I had an opportunistic bug jump in behind it and today's my last day taking zpak to get over those symptoms.
And for some reason the bottoms of my feet have hurt and ached hella bad.
Regarding the feet, I started to suffer with sore bottoms of my feet some years and was told I had worn down the fat pads on my feet with a lot of walking over the years and there was nothing I could do about it, i.e. it was just ageing (I was then about 60). I subsequently found I could manage it by care in choice of footwear, but I need to watch it a bit still. I've always found that illness makes worse whatever chronic aches and pains one is subject to. It may be that is what is happening to you. But you do seem far too young to have worn your feet out. In which case it may just be part of the all-round weirdness of covid.