Last 2 weeks I know I had covid , no I didnt buy a test to get tested , but as I had covid last year I know I had it.

 

Anyway fast forward 10 days and I am not tired anymore but still have a cough and the worse body pain and it may sound weird but it's my left butt cheek.

And side of my leg with pins & needles in my right arm.

 

My butt cheeks is the worse pain .

I'm thinking as soon as I get to Thailand I will go for IV vitamin therapy.

I need tips to post recover 

Edited June 28, 20233 yr by georgegeorgia

Pain in your left butt cheek.

 

Did you get married recently?

get a tattoo on your right butt cheek.

 

it will temporarily offset the pain you feel in the left butt cheek.

 

 

12 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

get a tattoo on your right butt cheek.

 

it will temporarily offset the pain you feel in the left butt cheek.

 

 

Yes It's at the side of the left butt cheek, how do you know about this type of therapy?

1 hour ago, save the frogs said:

get a tattoo on your right butt cheek.

 

it will temporarily offset the pain you feel in the left butt cheek.

 

 

Someone has been reading Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night".

 

The best thing IMO the OP can do is breathing exercises, plenty of Quigong clips on Youtube. Plus walking, push for a bit more distance each day.

Edited June 28, 20233 yr by Lacessit

37 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Someone has been reading Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night".

 

The best thing IMO the OP can do is breathing exercises, plenty of Quigong clips on Youtube. Plus walking, push for a bit more distance each day.

Thanks Lacessit,at last a sensible & intelligent response 

Pain like pins and needles are characteristics for nerve pain/damage. I would go to a neurologist. First diagnostic step would propably be to do a Electromyography (EMG) and Nerve Conduction Studie to assess nerve damage or misfiring. 

Possible this is a spinal issue and unrelated to the  COVID just bonicidental timing . If symptoms persist  may need to get MRI of spine. If arm affected as well as leg then both cervical and lumbar spine.