Health
Long Covid: overlap emerges with ME – including debate over treatment – The Guardian
As more people suffer lasting symptoms from Covid including fatigue, ME patient advocates fear they will get bad advice
Six weeks after contracting Covid-19 in April, Dr Amy Small felt well enough to attempt a walk around Holyrood park in Edinburgh with her young family. Her kids wanted to climb Arthurs Seat the craggy hill at its centre. Thinking it would be OK if she walked slowly, Small agreed. It put me in bed for several days afterwards, she said.
In June, she returned to work as a GP, for a single half day: It floored me completely for 10 days and took two months to get back to where I was prior to that, she…
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