I am very scared, had to go to accident and emergency to tell them what is going on, spoke to them about the pills which they sort of dismissed, but suggested If I had had covid, I could be suffering from some sort of long covid neurological issue?! and Im hoping to see a neurologist soon. But nothing seems to help these issues at this point. Seem to become calmer on a night, I am still able to obviously function to some degree in terms of communication, and gather thoughts at this point, there is definitely muscle weakness and co-ordination problems.
Hyperreflexia seems to improve slightly with supplementation. I have order methlyne blue also. I definitely already had mitchondrial dysfunction which makes me wonder, a possibly exposure? could = rapid onset? I dont know... Any advice any tips, anything at all, what are other possibilities?
They dismissed you consuming brains and the insane symptoms you are having and went straigth for covid? ... i have no words ... tunnel vision at its finest.
Sorry you are going trough this. I can't tell you what you should or need to do. These symptoms would cause intense fear and stress in everyone. All i could suggest would be trying to actively do stuff that calms you down despite the current situation/symptoms. As in not making things worse by reacting to intensely to whats happening.
This may sound stupid as if i were to say "just calm down" but thats not what i mean. I mean active things that make you feel better and relax you. W/e that is for you. Warm baths, breathing excercises, meditation, taking a walk, sleeping/laying dow, listening to relaxing music/binaural beats.
Sleeping and daydreaming are realy restorative and i would try to reduce the stimulations that your brain has to endure on a day to day basis. Sounds, Noice, Visual stimulus, unecessary heat/cold etc.. Basicly closing your eyes more often troughout the day, not playing videogames or watching to much stuff on the internet, avoiding eletronic devices, Go some place quit where there is not to much noice pollution. Eat/drink a comforting/nurturing soup/broth or something like that.
Not saying this is a solution but it sure is something that you can try when things are dire or intense again. It sounds like your brain is completly overtaxed and overwhelmed and the body can't keep up with the daily workload. I had a somewhat similar experience last year of what you are describing ...