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Long COVID refers to persistent symptoms lasting weeks or months after COVID-19 infection.
Long COVID refers to persistent symptoms lasting weeks or months after COVID-19 infection.
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Gradual Return to Activity
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Carefully managed activity progression may support recovery.
Support Groups
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Support groups may improve coping and reduce isolation.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
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Pulmonary rehabilitation may help breathing symptoms.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
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Omega-3 fatty acid supplementation as an adjunct to recovery after PE. Emerging evidence suggests anti-inflammatory properties may help mitigate thromboembolic risk as part of a comprehensive recovery approach.
Hydration
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Maintaining adequate daily fluid intake. Dehydration is a well-recognised migraine trigger. Simple and risk-free preventive measure. Aim for consistent daily intake rather than catching up after dehydration occurs.
Breathing Exercises
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Breathing exercises may help breathlessness and anxiety.
Pacing
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Pacing may help manage post-exertional symptom worsening.
Cognitive Rehabilitation
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Cognitive rehabilitation may help brain fog symptoms.
Sleep Optimisation
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Depression and sleep disruption are tightly linked — each worsens the other. Addressing sleep through consistent routines, sleep restriction therapy, and stimulus control can improve both sleep and mood.
Stress Management
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Addressing psychological stress through mindfulness, meditation, therapy or lifestyle changes. Stress is a well-recognised trigger for vitiligo onset and progression. Managing stress may slow the autoimmune response driving melanocyte destruction.
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