Matt McGorry warns his followers to continue protecting themselves against COVID-19.
On Monday (October 29), the 38-year-old How to get away with it The actor revealed that he is struggling with long-term COVID symptoms and detailed how they have “massively impacted” his life.
Keep reading to find out more…“Long COVID is a really screwed up condition that I’ve been dealing with for over a year and a half and it has had a huge impact on my life.” Mate wrote. “CL can have up to 200 symptoms and can affect every organ in the body and the only way to avoid getting long COVID is to not get COVID at all or limit the number of times you get it. “Each new infection increases the risk of contracting long COVID.”
“I’m not sharing this to scare people, but [because] Now I recognize that I was living in denial [because] about how much I wanted COVID to end,” he continued. “I hope you can learn from my experience.”
Mate He added: “Wearing a mask at least, in public places (especially) where all disabled people should be (medical facilities, supermarkets, transit), makes sense to protect yourself and is an act of solidarity that really matters when society as a whole has said ‘oh well!’ to infections that continue to kill and disable people every day, especially the ‘most vulnerable’.”
In the attached video, Mate He said he was diagnosed with COVID twice, first in April 2020 and then again in April 2023, and revealed that the symptoms he still experiences are mental confusion, insomnia and “debilitating” fatigue that does not go away even after “sleeping for 10” . -12 hours per night.”
He also said he can’t really exercise anymore and that his battle with long COVID has caused him “anxiety and depression.”
“There is no approved cure for long Covid” Mate he added, before sharing that “studies” show that many are just learning to adapt.
Several other celebrities have also opened up about dealing with long COVID.
