Chapter 1: The Emergence of Inflammatory Conditions

Recently, my niece received a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease, an inflammatory bowel condition linked to an overactive immune response. This ailment involves inflammation of the bowel lining, as her immune system mistakenly attacks it.

Currently, she is on immunosuppressive medications to help manage the disease's effects. Her symptoms began immediately after a mild Covid infection. Tragically, she is only 15 years old and now faces this chronic condition for life. For months, her diet has been restricted to liquids, with rice and chicken being her only solid foods.

In another instance, a 20-year-old acquaintance developed coeliac disease following a Covid infection. This condition is characterized by an allergic reaction to gluten, forcing her to eat differently from others and avoid kitchen appliances due to the risk of gluten contamination.

Doctors suggest that these two conditions may be related to Covid, as infections are known triggers for new cases of inflammatory bowel diseases. Interestingly, those who were unvaccinated against Covid seem to be at greater risk, with many of the newly diagnosed having been children during the vaccine rollout.

The long-term consequences of even mild Covid infections are concerning. Research indicates that Covid may lead to cardiovascular issues, increasing the likelihood of heart-related complications post-infection. According to Harvard Health, “Millions of individuals who recover from COVID-19 have developed lingering cardiovascular symptoms, such as irregular heartbeats, dizziness, and shortness of breath.”

Moreover, Forbes reports that the pandemic has reduced average life expectancy by 1.6 years.

Despite my husband and I managing to avoid Covid by significantly limiting our social interactions, we are cautiously starting to engage in more activities. We were surprised at how quickly society returned to a sense of normalcy, as many people now seem indifferent to the potential dangers of Covid. This “hope for the best” attitude has become prevalent, likely due to the continued flow of life and limited options for prevention.

Navigating daily life becomes more complicated for families juggling school, work, and other commitments. Not everyone has the luxury of working from home, making it challenging to avoid infections.

Covid has instilled a sense of fear in us, and I find comfort in maintaining distance from others. I prefer not to be in close quarters with strangers, especially in situations where prolonged conversations can lead to direct exchanges of breath. We aim to converse from a distance and, whenever possible, outdoors.

While I dislike the idea that Covid is now a permanent part of our lives, it’s crucial to be cautious and to avoid those exhibiting coughs or sneezes. This vigilance may help mitigate some of the long-term consequences associated with Covid infections, such as inflammatory bowel diseases, immune system issues, cardiovascular complications, and an increased risk of autoimmune disorders.

Additionally, many individuals experience fatigue and a lack of energy associated with long Covid, even after overcoming the initial illness.

Although Covid vaccines are available, the pandemic is not yet behind us. We are learning to coexist with it, and it remains vital to prioritize our health and safety.

Regarding my niece, she is under the care of medical professionals, hoping that after another month on a liquid diet and immunosuppressants, she can transition back to a more typical diet. Only time will reveal the challenges she will continue to face.

© Susie Kearley 2024. All Rights Reserved.

Chapter 2: The Impact of Covid on Health

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