The Nicotine Patch (Vanessa Grant)
- Condition
- Long COVID
- At worst
- Moderate (mostly housebound)
- Ill for
- 5 months
- Published
- Dec 2023
Summary
Vanessa Grant used a nicotine patch, dose not stated, removing it nightly and reapplying it each day, for post-COVID asthma that had lasted five months. She reports being cured within four days of starting the patch and says she no longer needs her inhaler. The page gives no indication that the improvement has faded.
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