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I've tried to find out this info but couldn't find it.
I've had insomnia for over a year. Like the insomnia where every single night you wake up after a couple of hours, max then stay awake etc. And I'm exhausted all the time.
I was wondering if this puts me anymore at risk of getting more severe coronavirus symptoms, just because your body doesn't work as well in many ways, including the immune system, with insomnia, and obviously I've had it a long time.
I've had insomnia for over a year. Like the insomnia where every single night you wake up after a couple of hours, max then stay awake etc. And I'm exhausted all the time.
I was wondering if this puts me anymore at risk of getting more severe coronavirus symptoms, just because your body doesn't work as well in many ways, including the immune system, with insomnia, and obviously I've had it a long time.
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I've tried to find out this info but couldn't find it.
I've had insomnia for over a year. Like the insomnia where every single night you wake up after a couple of hours, max then stay awake etc. And I'm exhausted all the time.
I was wondering if this puts me anymore at risk of getting more severe coronavirus symptoms, just because your body doesn't work as well in many ways, including the immune system, with insomnia, and obviously I've had it a long time.
I've tried to find out this info but couldn't find it.
I've had insomnia for over a year. Like the insomnia where every single night you wake up after a couple of hours, max then stay awake etc. And I'm exhausted all the time.
I was wondering if this puts me anymore at risk of getting more severe coronavirus symptoms, just because your body doesn't work as well in many ways, including the immune system, with insomnia, and obviously I've had it a long time.
Having insomnia is more of a psychological scenario than something related to your immune system being dusfunctional. Feeling tired or lethargic/not energized is not going to make you more susceptible to the virus. If your immune system is healthy and is functioning fine (no allergies/rashes/cough/cold/tummy aches and a plethora of other things) then you won't catch the virus. If you're very worried, visit your nearby GP and ask them what you can do to keep your immune system healthy. They might prescribe you some multivitamins to keep your immune system in check.
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