@elmyra I was just thinking about this today. My specialist says her patients have been fine, but anecdotally I've heard stories of folks going from mild to moderate, or moderate to severe, sometimes seemingly permanently.
I assume ME/CFS makes me high risk, and even if I wasn't I'd still isolate and wear masks due to general risk, but it would be nice if they bothered to research it! Am I doomed if I get it? Would Paxlovid help? Is my risk higher or lower than the general 10% long COVID risk?
@elmyra There is so little research on ME/CFS at all that it's not surprising.
In the 20 years before the pandemic, there were just 2,007 new scientific publications on ME/CFS vs. 45,000 for psoriasis and 114,000 for Parkinson's.
source = https://news.sky.com/story/how-long-covid-ruined-my-life-from-crushing-fatigue-to-brain-fog-12744444
But, I agree that it's sad / frustrating / infuriating! that researchers aren't looking at how COVID infection impacts ME/CFS patients.