[thowaway959125]

In September of last year I was experiencing a combination of symptoms that I did not link to COVID, but looking back on it I'm starting to question it.

First, I had debilitating brain fog. It felt link I was thinking through pea soup. I went to my doctor twice due to this symptom, but my blood work (CBC, not a COVID test) looked normal and he suggested this was due to "stress" or "changes in sleep", although I was not experiencing either of those.

Around this same time, I would experiencing "near-syncope" upon standing. It got to the point where I everything was fading to black and I would have to take a knee to maintain consciousness. Again I talked to my doctor he shrugged his shoulders. He said my blood pressure was normal but he referred me to a cardiologist.

I passed a stress EKG so they said there was nothing structurally wrong with my heart.

Fast forward a few months and the symptoms have abated, although they still persist in a diminished form.

This makes me really wonder if this was COVID due to autonomic nerve dysfunction.

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/...

[dmix]

I wonder if you can find some blood test that looks for the specific antibodies.