@Dysautonomia@dysclinic@ArturFedorowski Healthy 34 yr old. I developed POTS after my second Pfizer vaccine. Took 8 months to recover but I did and I consider myself lucky compared to others that had a negative reaction. Please study this phenomenon!
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@VFRGRL @mrzphd@michaelmina_lab@jhall251 And we (the vaccine injured) will continue to advocate for change so there is support for those who are injured in the future. I'm glad you haven't experienced any issues. Covid and vaccine complications are horrible things to endure.
Thank you to @brucep13@breammedical @YoDoctorYo for helping me recover from my vax injury. Last year I was housebound and now I'm back to exploring the wilderness and fly fishing. I have so much gratitude for you. 💜🎣🥾⛰
@Andriarose61@MrTheposter The statin interferes with fractalkine receptors on your vascular endothelial lining. This prevents monocytes from sticking to them and causing inflammation. My pcp said "it makes your blood slippery!" 🙂
@ryanriffs22 It's amazing how different everybody's symptoms and cytokine panel results can be. I went through the program before the immune subset panel existed but would have loved to know what my results were. Good luck with treatment!
@ryanriffs22 Yes. Vascular inflammation and platelet activation. It caused many symptoms but bulging/painful veins is what the statin helped alleviate right away.
@Elise57455404@D_Bone@brucep13 Never a bad idea to get other opinions. I got 8 separate opinions and they all wanted to put me on anxiety meds and told me to work out more. That ended up making me worse so I decided to try Patterson's program.
@Elise57455404@D_Bone@brucep13 Exactly why it's important to consult with their team and have a physician following along during treatment. All medications & treatments come with risks. At that point, the patient has to decide if it's worth it or not.
@LinzBl@ShamrocksPhilly@brucep13 Good point. I noticed relief within 24 hours of starting the recommended statin. I was 34 yrs old and in perfect health before my vaccine injury. I responded very well to treatment and faster than most. Everybody is going to be different based on many factors.
@MEActNOW@brucep13 I was in his vaccine paper that's currently in peer review. My original understanding was the spike protein caused persistent inflammation because of the vaccine. Not that inflammation already existed in the body. Just trying to keep up with the most recent developments.