Southwest Pain Management Shares Common Long COVID Symptoms
Irving, United States - September 22, 2023 / Southwest Pain Management /
Anosmia is the medical term for the loss of smell. It can occur partially or totally. Causes of anosmia include head injury, infections like a sinus infection, and blockage of the nose. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Southwest Pain Management has worked with patients suffering from a condition called long COVID-19.
Long COVID causes a range of symptoms that interfere with normal life functions. The inability to smell or smell normally is one of the common symptoms of long covid. If you have experienced a loss of smell, you might have long COVID or other issues. Don’t let this continue without getting a professional examination at Southwest Pain Management, a clinic that provides treatment protocols for this condition. Continue reading to learn about some of the common signs of long-term COVID-19, beginning with the loss of smell. Southwest Pain Management uses Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) as an effective anosmia treatment. SGB also provides relief for other symptoms and issues.
Commons Signs of Long Covid
Long covid derives from both serious and mild cases of COVID-19. That astounds so many people, even medical professionals. If the virus didn’t cause that many problems, it seems odd for it to morph into something that seriously interrupts your health and life.
Yet it does, as millions of medical professionals and people report. Below, Southwest Pain Management has listed some of the common symptoms of long-term COVID-19 that are currently known to affect millions worldwide.
Anosmia
Anosmia could stem from a dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The virus could cause nerve damage to the nasal receptors of the olfactory bulb. It could also stem from impaired cerebral blood flow. Research shows that COVID-19 impairs blood flow.
Brain Fog
Brain fog diminishes clarity. It creates confusion and forgetfulness. It could also cause panic if the person who has it doesn’t understand why it’s so hard to focus or remember. The reason it occurs is that long COVID-19 is not understood, but many long COVID patients report having it.
Dizziness
Dizziness in long COVID might come from the virus impairing the vestibular system, located between the inner ear and the brain. This outcome happens with a lot of viruses, and it can become more pronounced if you look at objects moving quickly or you move quickly. It can also come from moving your head. Nausea can accompany dizziness.
Gastrointestinal Problems
COVID-19 is a respiratory disease, but the virus causes issues like nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach pain, and increased liver enzymes. These issues will usually upset your energy and your ability to eat. A review of the symptoms shows that they share many crossover effects.
Contact Southwest Pain Management for Help With Long Covid
If you suspect that you might suffer from long-term COVID-19, then you should make an appointment with Southwest Pain Management to discuss your symptoms and learn about SGB, a treatment that helps long-term COVID patients who suffer from a loss of smell and more. Southwest Pain Management looks forward to meeting with you.
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