Start here. You shouldn't have to do this alone.
- Condition
- Long COVID
- At worst
- Severe (mostly bedbound)
- Ill for
- 4 years
- Published
- Jul 2026
Summary
Zeest Khan's post mentions she underwent a hyperbaric chamber treatment, a sleep study, and an unnamed surgical intervention around 2021, but gives no details on protocols, doses, or durations for any of them beyond photo captions. She pushed through symptoms for nearly a year before collapsing outside her hospital, having developed long COVID in 2021. Writing about five years later, in July 2026, she describes "tremendous recovery" and an active, joyful life, while noting she still has some limitations. The post gives no specifics on whether this recovery was gradual or sudden, or whether it has required ongoing maintenance.
What they credit
Credits Hyperbaric & oxygen, Low-dose naltrexone, POTS medication, Hyperbaric oxygen (HBOT).
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