Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified).
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
@cstross Anecdotes are often made of data, though, and can be broken down into data points for collation.
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@cstross Anecdotes are often made of data, though, and can be broken down into data points for collation.
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
@cstross While I don't think I've ever got it, I know there's a real difference between 2019 me and 2026 me that can't be attributed to seven years of aging.
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@cstross While I don't think I've ever got it, I know there's a real difference between 2019 me and 2026 me that can't be attributed to seven years of aging.
@nini As about 30% of cases are asymptomatic (but *still* cause diffuse microvascular inflammation and immune system damage) you'd never know unless you ran a covid test every week (and never got a false negative).
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
@cstross 2022, same, and same.
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
@cstross It might explain why the people that I know who have had Covid say they are tired all the time now.
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
@cstross
I recently read that people on Metformin did not have long Covid cases in their studies so far.
I was on metformin when I caught Covid almost a year ago... luckily I have had no lingering issues.
A 35 year old neighbor on the other hand caught it 3 times and now needs a heart transplant. I am betting the anemia is a direct result. -
@cstross It might explain why the people that I know who have had Covid say they are tired all the time now.
@GreatBigTable @cstross After two bouts of COVID I had to start taking a smart drug to be myself again. I don't know if it's long COVID or repeated hospitalizations (or both) ... but with modafinil I'm me all day long, and without I'm an old man.
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@cstross It might explain why the people that I know who have had Covid say they are tired all the time now.
The sleep issues alone from Covid are devastating, hubs got it once and still can't sleep well at night. It really messes him up.
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The sleep issues alone from Covid are devastating, hubs got it once and still can't sleep well at night. It really messes him up.
@darwinwoodka @GreatBigTable i have had random hiccups for nearly four years
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RE: https://aus.social/@DenisCOVIDinfoguy/116196155314586792
Anecdata is not data, but: I had COVID in 2022, and again in mid-2024, and was diagnosed with anaemia in early 2025 (with no cause identified). Now on iron supplements. (This report is a good match for my experience.)
I know you've mentioned brain fog post-COVID. Did you notice any changes when you started taking iron?
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