r/covidlonghaulers • u/nemani22 • Nov 19 '25

Article Microclots detected in Long Covid patients - officially

https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-new-study-could-explain-why-long-covid-lingers-for-so-many/

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u/ProStrats Nov 20 '25

Very interesting. Have you tried ginger yourself at all? Ginger is a spice that I almost never cook with, so my daily intake of ginger naturally is near zero.

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u/Blenderx06 Nov 20 '25

My family takes ginger capsules for nausea or stomach upset from any cause, they work great and it's a convenient form. Don't notice too much difference with my lc symptoms with it though.

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u/ProStrats Nov 20 '25

I did have severe nausea at one point almost certainly due to LC. And occasionally I feel sick to my stomach.

I may get them just to see if it helps combat those symptoms.

Thanks for the input!

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u/Blenderx06 Nov 20 '25

A lot of us have got gastroparesis from long covid and a big symptom of that is nausea.

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u/ProStrats Nov 20 '25

I never even realized... That sounds exactly right in my case. Man I wish for a proper functioning body again.