I tested positive for Covid late March last year. I was moderately sick for 2 weeks, chest pains, tight chest, loss of smell etc, also had a weird rash on my shins (mini blood blisters). Any way I thought I was better, I had a bout of small relapses and general fatigue through April then come mid May, I basically had a huge relapse in symptoms, admitted to hospital with Myocarditis (heart inflammation caused by my immune response to the virus), highly elevated troponin levels (indicators of cardiac damage) - which meant bed rest for 3 months. One other weird symptom I had that was confirmed by MRI, was the V5 nerve on my cheek had its Myelin protein sheath stripped/damaged by my immune response/covid which has caused me facial pain (Neuralgia) for most of the past year. According to the Neurologist I saw this is uncommon in Covid, but happens to MS patients and more commonly post other viruses.
Anyway I am much better now and barely have any symptoms now with the exception of getting tired much more easily. I wouldnt wish this disease on anyone. I hope your symptoms improve. I also have told basically no one except my immediate family about my symptoms as its not worth the pain of discussion!