Hello Jet111,

                    its human nature that worry always leads us to the worst possible health scenario,so its understandable where you are coming from.l think the two things l picked up from your post is that you had covid 4-5 weeks ago,and that one of its effects was dizzyness. Whilst stating that you made a quick recovery,l wonder if you are playing down the residual side effects of Covid.Certainly it can linger and trigger marginal issues within your body as your immune system takes a pounding.

l think you are on the money with your view of stress raising your blood pressure,this could certainly lead to headaches.For most people stress manifests itself in head or gut,and most do not give stress the importance it demands for creating serious secondary issues.

My feeling is that your covid recovery could well be more significant than you realise and that l would give yourself a little while longer,preferably with your focus elsewhere to see if this resolves itself.If after that the problems remain then a visit to the doctor demonstrating distance from covid infection should discount that possibility and focus on other areas.

  Hope things improve for you over the coming weeks,

                                                                                        David

This is true. You make such good points. The stress is definitely making things worse for me. My head is all over the place and I almost keep looking for other symptoms associated with brain problems. 

It could be covid. But, I did not think I could be this bad after covid given my credentials. I will wait for blood work to come back and will speak to doctors this week if things do not improve. I am unsure what they will suggest. And the thought of an mri scares me. 

Thanks for messaging me. I really appreciate it. 

I think virtually anybody can have a bad experience of/after covid. Some people are more susceptible, of course, but young, healthy people have developed long covid and elderly people with co-existing conditions have been completely asymptomatic. I think there have also been people who had very mild symptoms initally, but developed long covid. 

I think virtually anybody can have a bad experience of/after covid. Some people are more susceptible, of course, but young, healthy people have developed long covid and elderly people with co-existing conditions have been completely asymptomatic. I think there have also been people who had very mild symptoms initally, but developed long covid.