@sickofthis give me a few days 🙂 My symptoms came back slowly over a week or two last time after the steroids, so one or two days doesn't mean much. I'll post an update in a week or so! Stay tuned!
I recently stumbled upon Life Extension's Cytokine Suppress supplement online and I'm curious if anyone has tried it? It has dozens of good reviews from people suffering from autoimmune illnesses that cause chronic inflammation - and even several reviews from people suffering from long-hauler COVID symptoms. I'm thinking of trying it!
Hi I was also thinking of trying this but I'm not too convinced it will do anything.
Have you tried it ? And if so Any luck ?
I tried, it and honestly can't say that it helped with my symptoms...I have tried all the supplements that people recommend on here and more and can't say they have had a positive effect on me...but, that is not to say it will not help you...From my own experience, I think time, eating clean and lots of rest has helped most of all...But, I am not symptom free by any means...
I recently stumbled upon Life Extension's Cytokine Suppress supplement online and I'm curious if anyone has tried it? It has dozens of good reviews from people suffering from autoimmune illnesses that cause chronic inflammation - and even several reviews from people suffering from long-hauler COVID symptoms. I'm thinking of trying it!
Hi I was also thinking of trying this but I'm not too convinced it will do anything.
Have you tried it ? And if so Any luck ?
I tried, it and honestly can't say that it helped with my symptoms...I have tried all the supplements that people recommend on here and more and can't say they have had a positive effect on me...but, that is not to say it will not help you...From my own experience, I think time, eating clean and lots of rest has helped most of all...But, I am not symptom free by any means...
Good to know. Im not going to try it , nothing in terms of medication or supplements has helped. Like you, rest, clean diet, and not exerting myself has been the most helpful...
@jkro he just said that Dr Murphy had reached out to him about the video he has made about the antibody spike protein explanation and that he thought it was breakdown of it.
Are we close to any reseach on our issues?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/covid-science-virus-leaves-antibodies-203755094.html
I'm at work and can't post much, but I just read this article and it sounds similar to what's happening with us!
@swtammie78 Can I get some information as well? I’ve been battling this since April/May and haven’t had any kind of diagnosis. Best guess for me is something that’s messed up my CNS completely. I read on CNS Demyelination and that seems to be what I’m going through. I did a run of prednisone in October, and that gave me relief for about a month. The beginning of December I started going downhill again so I’m in the middle of another run of prednisone.
Any info would be much appreciated!
How did your second run of steroids go? I’m considering them for a second time as well.
@lmkk it’s shit 😅👎 this is the first virus I’ve picked up in 6 months and up till now this last month was the best I’ve had felt so much better. How long does the flare ups seem to last for yourself? I could see the light at the end of the tunnel was getting so close to being to get back to my old self and work! Hopefully just a minor set back 😊 hope your doing ok?
My flare ups start a day or so before the symptoms of my colds show up then last for a few days after the cold symptoms go away so lasting between 1-2 weeks depending on how bad the cold was. I'm doing ok. A few more flare ups here and there but pins and needles very mild these days. I'm sure your flare up won't last long.
Hello everyone, I suffer from hypothyroidism, I applied the vaccine on August 18, the next day I had "normal" symptoms, headache, chills, snot, etc. On August 25 in the morning I had a slight dizziness but I thought it was hunger, this dizziness was getting worse until 11 pm when I could not stand it anymore and I was crying out for an ambulance, they took me to the emergency room, they said it was not the vaccine that was an attack from vertigo but nothing to do with the vaccine, they gave me a day's disability, it took me about a week to recover, I went back to the office (I work) and everything was half good for that week, on Friday a song that I liked sounded I turned my head a lot and again the vertigo returned, they took me in a wheelchair to the house, I asked for vacations and in that month I tried to recover, I returned to the company and everything seemed to be improving on October 10 I felt so good who went to the pool and it was incredible, on Sunday I woke up fine but at night I got a horrible headache and on Monday again dizziness. 7 doctors have seen me but none accept that it was the vaccine, I have taken dimenhydrinate, betahistine, without success. Even dizzy I applied the second dose on November 18 and two weeks later the horrible dizziness worsened and again for the emergency room, today is my birthday and I am too sad, I am going to an alternative doctor, he has done acupuncture and if I have felt slight improvement. He tells me that it seems like a circulation problem between the ear and the brain that could cause inflammation.
Happy birthday to you. Hope you get some answers from the alternative doctor.
@medee no, not really. From what I saw, it's more at the point where dr see some of these issues and patterns and some treat them but it's all off label. The pool is to small to make certain medical conclusion, at least in many drs eyes. But with that paper which is still hypothesis, can open the door to explanation and possibility. And this Dr does speak about those off-label drugs.
@sickofthis I hate the side effects of prednisone… weight gain, insomnia, and of course, my heart palpitations returned while on it. My relapse was bad enough where I thought dealing with the prednisone would be worth it. Today is day 2 of not taking any prednisone. I still have brain fog, fatigue, body feels like it’s buzzing, and the associated anxiety with all this. We will see where I am in a week and reassess I guess.
@sickofthis I hate the side effects of prednisone… weight gain, insomnia, and of course, my heart palpitations returned while on it. My relapse was bad enough where I thought dealing with the prednisone would be worth it. Today is day 2 of not taking any prednisone. I still have brain fog, fatigue, body feels like it’s buzzing, and the associated anxiety with all this. We will see where I am in a week and reassess I guess.
That’s a bummer! I hoped it would have helped. Yes I had all the prednisone side effects too, so I’m trying to weigh if it’s worth it a second time or not. I’ll check back in a couple days to see if any changes.
fasting helps the body regenrate new immune system cells. here is the article i read. this makes alot of sense 🤷🏾♀️
https://news.usc.edu/63669/fasting-triggers-stem-cell-regeneration-of-damaged-old-immune-system/
@imcanad11 Hi! I didn't have any info for the user. I chose to reply to a PM because I wanted to honor the method of communication, but in doing so I gave others the impression that I have the faintest insight. My apologies. On the contrary, my doctor did not offer any treatments to ease the symptoms - only said that it will get better with time. It's possible for the damage to lead to long term autoimmune disorders. We didn't discuss treatment because I was starting to get better. I received a medical exemption to the second shot due to an adverse reaction so there was consensus regarding what happened to me. Unfortunately, I was told that my experience is not unheard of following other vaccines, like the flu, and we still don't have a good idea of what causes it and therefore treatments are lacking. I hope that you find relief from whatever methods you can find. Maybe others will be more helpful regarding what worked for them.
Those of you that had brain fog, how long did it take you to get through it? Any supplements that may have helped?