@fila85 I have appetite, it’s just that I do not know why I would feel bloated or have laboured breathing after eating as if the blood circulation is not as good since a lot of blood flows to stomach and intestines. That’s just my guess.
@anotherone92 yes and seems to be more at night. Wondering what’s the reason
@sajlent probably over reaction to spike protein? Or probably some common ingredients in the vaccines
@nath7 i think many of the symptoms we are seeing are linked to autonomic dysfunction. I think this is the general term for most of the autonomic related symptoms we are seeing.
@bowie I am 5 months out, one of the long-haulers. Constant 24/7 "drunk sailor on a story sea" vertigo, brain fog, terrible fatigue, nausea/vomiting, trouble sleeping. I will write more about my story later.
But I wanted to respond to your questions because YES I WAS FOUND TO HAVE LOW immunoglobulin A and M. I am being checked out by a specialist for this and can report back later on what they say.
@maddie628 Hello to your son and to all of the other "long-haulers" on this forum. I am starting month 6. I have the same symptoms as your son. Wanted to share what has helped me. FYI I have tried probably EVERYTHING that anyone on this forum has suggested, and similarly seen countless doctors. I want to skip all of that and share ..
Only 2 things have helped me and provided true symptom relief:
1) Daily ice bath. Every day I pour 50 pounds of ice into the tub, add some water, and get in for 5-10 minutes. I have a dramatic change after this and for several hours my brain fog, vertigo, nausea, anger/irritability subsides. I have been doing this daily ice bath for several months now. A friend brings ice to my house several times a week and I now have a deep freeze dedicated for this. The background on why I started this: I see an epigenetics Chiropractor named Dr Bryan Call who runs Regen Cell Clinic in Hood River Oregon. He recommended it, and I was very dubious at first and didn't do it. I mean, who wants to do basically a polar plunge every day? But in the end I did give it a go and was amazed that it actually provides me with true symptom relief for about several hours and sort of "resets" my day.
2) The Relief Band. I ordered this device and man! it really works. When I need it, I put it on. Some days I just put it on for a little while, other days I wear it all day. It instantly cuts my nausea and migraine. The dramatic relief is unbelievable. I wish I had found this months ago. The way it works: you put gel on your wrist, then you put on the ReliefBand bracelet. It sends an electric pulse to stimulate a nerve under the skin called the median nerve. Instant relief. Amazing. Worth every penny.
@delainekylynn I am one of the "long haulers" on month 5. I thought I would chime in because I was having an almost impossible time sleeping. The one thing that has helped me is drinking 4 oz of wine (I do mead, actually)at bedtime daily. I discovered this by accident about a month ago. Prior to that I was not doing any alcohol for fear of interaction with the many supplements/meds I was taking. Anyway, bottom line is that that night I slept soundly the whole night for the first time in 4 months. I have been testing it for a month now and it works every night.
@tabby Hi Tabby, Around month 5 for me I discovered the ReliefBand device. It has been a true heaven send for my nausea. I was vomiting multiple times a day due to severe nausea. Horrible. Anyway, I ran across the ReliefBand and it is amazing - you should definitely try it. Worth every penny.
When I put it on, it instantly cuts my nausea (and incidentally my migraine) to a minimal and tolerable level.
By the way I now get their customer emails/texts and they frequently give discount codes.
@creativecat See my reply to Tabby and others about the Relief Band. Looks like you have the same symptoms too and I bet it would help you out a ton as well.
@sailor008 What we are going through is truly horrible. The constant, pain and suffering.. I feel you bro. It sounds like you and I have different neurological symptoms but maybe the ice baths would help you too ? - see my earlier post on this (I don't want to be too repetitive on this forum since I am not allowed to reply directly)
@hopetofeelbetter I wondered about micro clots too. My MRI and PET scans were normal, D-dimer levels normal. My traditional PCP dismissed the idea of trying a blood thinner. However, my private practice physician who thinks outside the box said "I have been reading some inspiring work by David Burr who runs a lab in Phoenix, he is researching if COVID and the Vaccine make the blood thick. He would suggest that if fibrinogen >310 then the blood has become too thick." He prescribed me Heparin shots but I haven't received the medication yet to start.
@jaydev55 Yes. Around month 5 I discovered (on accident) that drinking 4 oz of wine (I switched to mead) has been the cure for my sleep
