Are you struggling with ongoing symptoms like chronic fatigue, heart palpitations, and brain fog long after your COVID-19 infection?
In the global fight against COVID-19, many have triumphed, but some continue to battle the persistent effects of the virus, known as ‘long COVID’. These individuals, the ‘COVID long-haulers’, embody resilience and determination, adding a significant yet often unspoken chapter to the pandemic’s story.
An estimated 20% of COVID patients face a prolonged battle with symptoms, extending far beyond the usual recovery timeline. This condition doesn’t discriminate by age or previous health status. It affects a diverse range of individuals, from young athletes to elderly individuals, and can occur regardless of the severity of the initial COVID-19 infection.
Long COVID, or post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC), can present a range of symptoms that persist or emerge after the acute phase of the infection. Common long haul symptoms include:
These symptoms can last for weeks or even months after recovering from the initial COVID-19 infection. The severity and duration vary from person to person.
At the forefront of COVID treatment, we have treated thousands of patients with COVID related illnesses, from acute COVID to COVID long haul and Post-Vax symptoms from the COVID Vaccine. Eschewing the conventional, one-size-fits-all methodology, we pride ourselves on a dynamic strategy that integrates lifestyle modifications, nutraceutical supplements, laboratory testing and repurposed medications. Our commitment to excellence is demonstrated by our relentless pursuit of the latest research, exploring new treatment methods and understanding the underlying pathophysiology of the disease. With thousands of patients treated over the nation and an impressive 98% patient satisfaction rate, our success speaks volumes about the effectiveness of our protocols based on COVID Long Haul phenotypes.
Miguel Antonatos MD
I’m a physician specializing in internal medicine with over 15 years of experience working in hospitals, particularly focused on treating sepsis and related conditions. Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work in various health systems across the U.S. and, since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve been privileged to help numerous patients in the U.S., Europe, and Latin America who are dealing with the long-term effects of COVID-19.
My involvement with COVID-19 began in 2020 when I started to explore the latest research on how the virus (SARS-CoV-2) affects the body and to use existing drugs in new ways to combat the virus. My research and collaboration with global experts has covered how the virus interacts with the body’s systems, including how it can lead to blood vessel inflammation, blood clots, activation of certain immune cells, ongoing viral presence, and imbalance in the body’s microorganisms. My approach to treatment is customized for each person, avoiding one-size-fits-all methods, understanding different COVID Long haul phenotypes is essential to direct an effective treatment.
What makes my approach unique is my focus on treating the whole person, not just the illness. While I do use medications, I prioritize natural and comprehensive methods, ensuring that treatment supports overall health and wellness. This deep commitment to the personal well-being of my patients is at the heart of my practice, setting my approach apart from more conventional treatments.
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2. You’ll receive an email with a link to help you finish setting up your account in the Healthie portal.
3. Join your appointment with Dr. Antonatos to discuss your health plan and monitor your progress together.
*During the consultation, the doctor will review your information and test results, discuss treatment options tailored to your symptoms, and explore lifestyle modifications based on your symptoms and laboratory data.
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COVID Long Haul Bloodwork:
Early morning cortisol
Thyroid function tests
HbA1C—long COVID patients are at an increased risk of developing diabetes
Autoantibodies: antiphospholipid antibody and ANA
Reactivated viruses: Antibodies/PCR against EBV Herpes I/II and CMV
Vitamin D level
*Due to State Laws Laboratory Blood Work is NOT Available in NJ and NY