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Shortness of breath after covid. TMS?

Was your shortness of breath present 24/7? And how did you get rid of it? The day i got infected i had much stres in my life. physical and emotional.....I accept that i have shortness of breath and hope it will be better in the future but it is not easy to deal with sob.
I was medically cleared as OK at an urgent care center and also tested negative for COVID-19. Quickly after realizing that my symptoms were mind-body related, they ceased. For that reason, I do not believe my COVID test result was a false negative. My shortness of breath was usually present but at varying degrees. I also noticed how it had gotten worse while presenting, training, and leading new team members at work - I'm a social person and constant webinars (as opposed to in-person interactions) made it difficult to feel connected. I started putting two and two together.

I just saw your reference to Dr. Schubiner and his work with long COVID patients - have you ever considered contacting him? He's typically very responsive via email!
 
I was medically cleared as OK at an urgent care center and also tested negative for COVID-19. Quickly after realizing that my symptoms were mind-body related, they ceased. For that reason, I do not believe my COVID test result was a false negative. My shortness of breath was usually present but at varying degrees. I also noticed how it had gotten worse while presenting, training, and leading new team members at work - I'm a social person and constant webinars (as opposed to in-person interactions) made it difficult to feel connected. I started putting two and two together.

I just saw your reference to Dr. Schubiner and his work with long COVID patients - have you ever considered contacting him? He's typically very responsive via email!
I live in Europe so i it is difficult to contact him..
 
I live in Europe so i it is difficult to contact him..
I’ve never seen him in person as we are in different U.S. states, but he’s been great at responding to emails when I’ve had questions! He can’t diagnose over email, of course, but he provided some helpful details on issues I dealt with such as antidepressant withdrawal and his own experiences working with patients who had it.
 
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