This is interesting regarding blood type and covid
I am O-/Rh-. I researched this prior to getting vaccinated and I thought I would be in the clear. I was wrong! At this point, I think my body would have tolerated COVID MUCH better than the vaccine. The vaccines are, in my opinion, worse than COVID.
This is interesting regarding blood type and covid
I am O-/Rh-. I researched this prior to getting vaccinated and I thought I would be in the clear. I was wrong! At this point, I think my body would have tolerated COVID MUCH better than the vaccine. The vaccines are, in my opinion, worse than COVID.
I'm Rh- too!
@medee Yes unfortunately I did have a relapse. I was fine for about 10 days, then I had a relapse but with milder head sensations and dizziness than at the beginning of this ordeal. Last week was actually pretty good again, almost normal. So the road to what I hope is recovery is still bumpy. I'm going to see an NP next week so we'll see where that goes. I am trying not to be too skeptical about getting any answers out of that
How are you doing now?
I just feel I am getting worse. I am frustrated already. Sorry but no good news from my side for now.🥲
Which of your symptoms are getting worse?
Hi everyone,
Well, like everyone I had a pfizer on November 2021 and after 7 days I experienced tinnitus vertigo, numbness, POTS, headaches blurry/double vision, panic attacks, etc.
The last week I got omicron - my son brought it as a Christmas 🎁 from kindergarten - been positive again on March 2021 and gave birth covid positive and what remained then/ long covid symptoms was high cholesterol, blood sugar and fatigue).
As I am pretty anxious right know I would like to share with you some weird things going on...
Started with runny nose, coughing, headache, and every night had some after vaccine symptoms: insomnia, cold feet, fatigue and tonight dizziness, my tinnitus is worse and head shooting pains BUT I see an improvement in everything else, including mood, depression, blood pressure and my persistent tachycardia just stopped... (I have a smart watch to monitor ) also my energy levels improved as well as numbness....
I don't know how to explain it...I hope it will remain this way and I hope it is not because my immune system is busy fighting covid and left me alone for some days...the only bad thing is that it developed sinusitis (went to the doctor yesterday and had some scans-lungs are OK so far) and I guess I have to take medications...
Please pray for me and my babies... I hope we will get through this and win...
I will keep you aware if any updates... Let's all have a great 2022...Health and love to everyone...
Hope you make a speedy recovery. I've heard that Omicron is supposed to be milder in symptoms than the other covid varieties. The good thing is you have already beaten covid once so you have the natural antibodies and T-cells to fight Omicron too. Make sure you give your body a helping hand by taking a good all round multivitamin. 👍
This is interesting regarding blood type and covid
I am O-/Rh-. I researched this prior to getting vaccinated and I thought I would be in the clear. I was wrong! At this point, I think my body would have tolerated COVID MUCH better than the vaccine. The vaccines are, in my opinion, worse than COVID.
I'm Rh- too!
My blood type is A+ (I used to joke that I had 'excellent' blood). Sigh - now I'm not so sure!
This is interesting regarding blood type and covid
I am O-/Rh-. I researched this prior to getting vaccinated and I thought I would be in the clear. I was wrong! At this point, I think my body would have tolerated COVID MUCH better than the vaccine. The vaccines are, in my opinion, worse than COVID.
I’m O+. I also agree I would’ve fisted better without the shot. I was just curious if a lot of us were type O if that meant something.
Over on the Tinnitus and/or hearing loss post vax site, we are going on a strong histamine connection - that our histamine levels were driven up to toxic levels - you could have neurological issues, dizziness (I had), nausea, etc. etc. etc. Bone broth is high in histamine. I wouldn't add it. We are doing things like - low histamine diet (temporary), vitamin C, quercetin, Antronex, etc.
Meg, where can I find the tinnitus and/or hearing loss post vax site? My sister has profound hearing loss in one ear post vaccine. Looking for help for her. Thanks!
Also did anybody who recovered ever try IVIG which uses antibodies to battle this autoimmune disease caused by the vaccine antibodies along with steroids?
@medee Yes unfortunately I did have a relapse. I was fine for about 10 days, then I had a relapse but with milder head sensations and dizziness than at the beginning of this ordeal. Last week was actually pretty good again, almost normal. So the road to what I hope is recovery is still bumpy. I'm going to see an NP next week so we'll see where that goes. I am trying not to be too skeptical about getting any answers out of that
How are you doing now?
I just feel I am getting worse. I am frustrated already. Sorry but no good news from my side for now.🥲
Which of your symptoms are getting worse?
My heart rate. It had gone back to normal a few weeks ago. It's again acting up past 4-5 days now. A slight change in emotions and boom it acts up. Even if you listen to music, sing or talk a bit loudly, it come back this is what I have noticed.
Got new symptoms - bone craking and stomach growls. The growling is too loud and long at times. It sounds like frogs screaming in my tummy or like someone is breaking stones inside. Sounds funny but the sounds are exactly that. This started I guess around a week ago.
I also have sharp shooting pain in my nerves. So bad that I scream in pain. These are sort of like pins and needles but very very sharp. I get it on and off but moreso in my head.
The twitching and tingling still continues along with tinnitus.🥺
Apart from the brain MRI, I've done all tests and all came back fine. I am still to do the MRI. Haven't done it as I am concerned it might aggravate the tinnitus.
@medee they don’t offer AZ in the US. I saw someone had J&J and got better in 3 months. I had both shots of Moderna didn’t have a problem with the first jab. I’m about 8 months now. So yours was about 5 months for feeling better? Hmm ok
I am from India, so AZ. I am soon completing 3 months into this nightmare.
@medee did you have 1 or 2 Moderna shots? Seems my symptoms are similar ear fullness in left ear. Also a lot of tingling like nerves inflamed and muscle twitches. Was their any meds that helped you recover?
hey ethan, where do you have your muscle twitches? Mine are in my lower legs and they've been going on for about 4 months now. My neuro doc prescribed gabapentin for me which reduced the aching pains and cramping but the twitches never go away. i'm also on 600mg of magnesium glycinate per day (primary doc's recommendation) but it doesn't help either. Anyway, please let me know how it goes with your neurologist appointment. My next appointment is on Jan 13.
I see you took your shots in April. How are you doing overall now?
I feel good other than my neurological issues. Almost feel like I felt before the shots actually. I fear that during this nightmare my neurons were damaged and they'll take a while to heal, and maybe not heal at all. Oh, and during the myriad of blood tests I've had during this ordeal, it turns out that I came up positive for Bartonella (similar to Lyme disease), which my doctor believes was being kept in check by my immune system but may have been reactivated by the vaccine. There could be a link here to my neuro issues but not entirely sure. I'm starting a pretty aggressive course of antibiotics next week to try and get rid of it.
I have not heard that one yet. How did your doc come up with that to test for I wonder? What are your neurological symptoms?
Also do you have a low grade temp and what all did your doc test for if you don’t mind me asking? I’m going to see a neuro immunologist at the end of January. That is my last hope. All the other docs I have seen have been useless.
My doc ran some tests to look at my T-cells/immune system. I believe it's called a flow cytometry test looking at CD4/CD8/CD57. Turned out CD57 was low which points to Lyme disease. So, we then performed a bunch of Lyme disease tests and while it showed up overall negative for Lyme, one of the bands they tested for showed up positive. Then, we did a more detailed Lyme panel with a specialized lab (IGenex) and that's how Bartonella showed up. Neuro symptoms include muscle twitching in lower legs, dry mouth issues and problems swallowing, and some minor bowel/bladder issues. MRI of brain (with and without contrast), and NCV/EMG tests all clear so far. I fear ALS but had appointment recently with neurologist who told me it's not that. No low-grade temp.
