Hi everyone, I am on my 10th week post 2nd dose of moderna. Currently my symptoms are:
1. off-balance/equilibrium (but not vertigo/ spinning - more like "room tilting". in the last one month, it has slightly improved I feel)
2. pressure inside head (behind the nose, around my jaw and mouth, inside the ears, this has increased over the last one month)
3. blurry vision
4. pinky finger of my left arm feels number than the rest of my body - sometimes get pins and needles
5. tinnitus
6. clicking/crackling sound inside my head when i move my head a certain way/ or swallow.
7. anxiety/panic (but has reduced compared to last month)
I came across this article. I am wondering if this is what some of us are going through?
https://www.aans.org/en/Patients/Neurosurgical-Conditions-and-Treatments/Occipital-Neuralgia
Love and prayers
Sahmed, my partner (female) had the blurry vision and headband headache (their words), another (low weight-110 lb) female had very bad vertigo, (had to leave her houseboat for a month). Another low weight woman I know had worse, anaphalaxis and recovered after an EPI shot. Also I know a case of SIRVA, Shoulder Injury Resulting from Vaccine Administration. (Shoulder pain can be in either arm, I have seen that also).
For a quick list of adverse events reported to VAERS, (you will see some of your symptoms listed in the link), I use a private site easier to navigate.
https://www.ehealthme.com/covid-vaccine-list/
Scroll down after you choose your brand of jab, and see a boxed list of the reported reactions; isobering but informative.
Natural blood thinners, or aspirin may address some of the issues, check for contraindications for your own situation.
see an article on Natural blood thinners....
@kayc kayc Hello, sorry to hear about your vestibular neuritis. I have side effects that occurred around the 10 week mark too. These were issues that I have never had before. I think itβs likely linked to the vaccine. Hoping things will improve with time.
As my "anxiety" symptom is relapsing, I find myself questioning if these vaccine injuries/symptoms are possibly foreshadowing future long term conditions caused from the vaccine. I know a lot of us have had several Dr. visits and had several major conditions ruled out (thank goodness). But has anyone talked to a Dr. about the possibility of other severe long-term condition development (such as cancer or other conditions) from the vaccine? If so, how was this determined/ruled out?
I know some of these conditions take time to develop, but I have not really seen terms like "cancer" brought up on here. It could be my "anxiety" flare up taking my mind there right now so I apologize for bringing this up.
I found this a very interesting read.
A UK doctors experience of covid and long covid. She has just about every symptom we are experiencing after the vaccines.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/through-my-eyes-long-neuro-covid
As my "anxiety" symptom is relapsing, I find myself questioning if these vaccine injuries/symptoms are possibly foreshadowing future long term conditions caused from the vaccine. I know a lot of us have had several Dr. visits and had several major conditions ruled out (thank goodness). But has anyone talked to a Dr. about the possibility of other severe long-term condition development (such as cancer or other conditions) from the vaccine? If so, how was this determined/ruled out?
I know some of these conditions take time to develop, but I have not really seen terms like "cancer" brought up on here. It could be my "anxiety" flare up taking my mind there right now so I apologize for bringing this up.
A very valid point. I share your concerns about cancer. I asked my doctor a couple of months ago to do some blood tests to check and rule out cancer...he just laughed at me and told me to stop worrying. I am not very happy with his attitude, I have been looking to change GPS but nowhere near me is taking on new patients at the moment.
Have you had relapses? YES! I had a 2 week "normal" period 3 months in just to have a relapse with symptoms that seemed even worse then the 1st time. I would recommend high dose steroid taper for any major relapse as soon as possible.
How long do they last? Well... My last relapse lasted until now I guess. I would assume it really depends why you have a relapse. Have you ever been tested (central or peripheral vertigo)? Do you take any vestibular suppressants? Do you do vestibular rehab?
What symptoms still bother you? Not much anymore. I have some dizziness/light headedness when I lie down or if I have to do something overhead (for a few seconds only). Minimal light headedness and just feeling uneasy here and there. Otherwise, I feel ok thankfully.
I hope you feel better soon. Highly recommend seeing an otoneurologist if there is one near you.
Hi Lee, thank you for your reply, good to hear from. Someone else in nz.
I'm up and down still.
It's a bit disheartening i have to say
My issues with numbness in and around my mouth, which makes eating uncomfortable, causing weight loss, which i can ill afford.
The numbness in my right thumb, still there, but possibly some days better than others.
Saw an osteopath this week and had some treatment, 2more appointments booked. It's a bit like being on a Merry go round, that doesn't stop, just slows down at times then speeds up. My Dr suggested a chest X-ray after, my MRI came up clear. Feels like stabbing in the dark at times
Stress i do believe is a big factor in all this.
A bit of a vicious circle i guess, wanting it to get better, and dwelling on it won't help.
I hope you are keeping well lee.
Thank you for asking
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Hey mate
LDN is short for low dose naltrexone. Its normally used in high amounts for drug addicts for withdrawal aid. But its been discovered that it can aid people with chronic inflammation and auto immune issues. Essentially it is an immune system modulator.
There are fb pages on it and also charities that suppprt te use of this drug. Its used off license for immune issues
I am thinking of trying it, but scared.
Oh for sure. I will not leave you guys hanging
Meantime check FB pages on LDN and also this charity that supports ldn
MY EXPERIENCE WITH RE-VACCINATION
Hi All! I thought I would share my experience with re-vaccination. I received my second Pfizer vaccine over 24 hours ago, and so far so good!
@rainyday I've just ordered some. It wont arrive for a few weeks but I am going to use it when I get my second shot.
So sorry. Eight months in and wish I could say Iβm better, but some days are worse than ever. This neurological stuff takes such a toll on our relationships and Iβve been under the care of a neurologist for several months who isnβt taking new patients from having so many new ones due to the Vax side effects. Today I realized Iβm alone and have to deal with the hand Iβve been dealt. Meaning I may not get better or regain my former self but must persevere for my familyβs sake as they are scared for me too and itβs just too damn sad, but the alternative if I do nothing is too sadder. It has already taken too much of toll on me and Iβm not winning. π₯Ίπ₯Ίπ₯Ί
You are NOT alone...I too have new symptoms ALL the time...I am almost 7 months and have had the hardest week so far...I hope and pray that we all beat this!!
Just told a bunch of school kids to refuse the vax... all adults of course wish they could shut me down...but they didnt...people know this is dubious for their kids....little do they know how dubious
Irregular heartbeat and palpitations can be from malnutrition.. missing some minerals, vitamins, etc.. but also can be from suplements you take.. those who take anti inflammatory suplements in first place and have heart issues can try stop with it.
Do not underrate power of plants..
One more thing you can do.. stop trying to save yourself for couple of days. Ask yourself.. will you feel that bad if you do nothing.?!