Jacob R. asked
I am a 24-year-old female with COVID-19, on Paxlovid, and experiencing severe medical anxiety. I had a brief episode of shortness of breath, but my peak flow and oxygen levels are good. I also have mild nose congestion and tiredness. I worry about dangerous COVID symptoms and if the shortness of breath was due to anxiety. Additionally, I have mild allergy-induced asthma and am concerned about chest tightness and muscle soreness, especially after physical activity. Are these symptoms related to COVID or just anxiety?
March 3rd, 2024
Justin B. answered
The brief episode of shortness of breath you experienced is likely due to anxiety, especially given ...
March 3rd, 2024
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