My gut issues are so tiring. I've tried every medication, went to several different doctors, and they still don't know what the fuck is wrong with me. I was in college doing good then this happened, and I had to drop out. Seeing my peers Graduate makes me so sad. I don't why this had to happen to me. Its been 3 years. Anyone facing illnesses after covid that doctors can't explain?
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darksouls
Illuminated
- May 10, 2025
- 3,518
I am very sorry that you have to go through all this
I ended up in the intensive care unit with sepsis in 2023
since then I have been in care level 2Did you have covid with severe side effects?
Ever considered general stress as a factor for your gut issues?
Why care about others who graduate - university isn't for everyone not everyone is made to be able to study at college/university. I dropped out of university decades ago but that didn't stress me at all.
1. I've had covid several times none too severe were I had to be hospitalized.
2. Stress can affect the gut, but this is definitely not my case.
3. And I care because I also wanted to graduate, I was doing well Before I got sick. I was majoring in CS at a top school in my state, and I got an internship all before I got sick. School was one of the only things I was good at. Now I can't eat anything. And I'm too weak and tired to do anything.
bankai
Visionary
- Mar 16, 2025
- 2,340
I would try optimizing your gut microbiome. Drink milk kefir and water kefir.
Eat a variety of vegetables,each one will propagate a different strain of bacteria which has different benefits. There's apparently 100 trillion of these bacteria in our gut. The weight of them is around 3 to 4 KGS, and of course this varies among people.
I never got sick when I was drinking milk kefir.I don't think this is too difficult to add to the diet. You can get it anywhere. You can order the strains online. Then just use milk to put the strains inside and the strains will change the milk into kefir. It's delicious too.I never got covid although I was surrounded by people who had it.
I used to take probiotics, but that isn't my problem. my problem is that food doesn't seem to stay in my stomach, I always want to vomit it out. especially fiber. i dont know whySimilar threads
