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It will be 3 years in mar since ive had long covid. heart, neuro, autonomic. ive been told that covid can damage the autonomic nerves. does that mean each time i get covid, it will damage them more? leading to pure autonomic failure, being terminal?
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Long covid syndrome is a new problem in medicine so our knowledge is quite limited. However, I can tell by experience the clinical impact of covid-19 reinfection is often mild, thank to the natural immunity. No, I do not think your concern is realistic.
Answered 11/18/2022
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