Any other lung disease from Covid? (blood, doctor, exercise, specialists)

[Woody01]

After getting Covid twice last year (2022), I had some difficulty breathing last fall walking up a long hill and again this spring. After the lung function testing showed a 25% decrease in efficiency, I had a CT for the lungs. Doc said I had 'Interstitular Lung Disease', which means they don't really know. No known cure...might get better. might not....referred me to a lung Doc.

My usual reaction when faced with a physical disability is to go exercise the heck out of it. Has always worked in my life.....should help the lungs with massive amount of blood and oxygen being pumped in there....

Thought I'd see if anyone else has experienced this? Any advice?

Point Of Interest - I also got a blood clot earlier this year. No reason for it, don't check any boxes that they ask about. The Docs (and nurses) finally determined that it was a result of getting the jab. Never shoulda got it. That Covid crap was a *****...

[Flamingo13]

It is NOT a result of getting the vaccination - NOT "the jab"

[Woody01]

Originally Posted by Flamingo13

It is NOT a result of getting the vaccination - NOT "the jab"

Hmmmm.....and you know this how? I've now had a few Doctors, top level nurses, and specialists say that it is a common side affect of the 'Jab'. The studies coming out are pretty damning.

But hey, you believe what you want to....Although I now know about a dozen people just myself whose MDs are suggesting that their recent heart/vascular/pulmonary issues (in otherwise perfectly healthy folks) are 'most likely' the result of 'The Jab'.

Why do you care anyway? I'm the one with the issue now because of it...