Women More Likely to Get ‘Long COVID’ Than Men

re: Women More Likely to Get ‘Long COVID’ Than Men

JenJenJ — 6/28/2021 1:16:23 PM

So, what is the answer for those, like me, female suffering from long-term symptoms? So far, I just grin and bear it, what else is there to do? (I'm autoimmune and suffer multiple allergies, so I'm not getting a vaccine, by the way - and how would that help anyway, if I've got covid already"?)

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os00 — 6/27/2021 11:00:28 PM

Hoping to get more info on how Moderna had coronavirus vaccine approvals 3 weeks before the pandemic started in coordination with UNC's Ralph Baric... Isn't this evidence of bioterror and shouldn't it go to court?

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rho8977 — 6/23/2021 7:59:41 AM

So, not getting a shot is safe?? As long as our immune system is strong taking vitamin D, c, & zinc. I’m confused And undecided ☹️

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mmh5923 — 6/21/2021 8:13:37 AM

My daughter is suffering from extreme exhaustion as a result of “long covid”. I have read that Ivermectin may help to alleviate symptoms? Has anyone had success using this intervention?

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pipblanc — 6/21/2021 12:35:47 AM

THIS is in reply to an extremely harsh and uninformed comment below that women might complain more than men about illness. If you had had Long Covid as I have you would not be so callous. I have spent 18 months in despair and agony with hives, fatigue and IBS. I was incredibly fit in September 2019: 55 years old, 58 kg, and a size 8. I am now 56, 68kg, and a size 12. I do not remember Christmas 2019 or 2020. After 18 months in bed with first an infection and then hives which daily covered ALL of my body and itched , Chronic Fatigue so bad that I could not get out of bed, certainly couldn't walk the dog, and totally reliant on my husband. I am recovering due to an extremely expensive supplement regime which we can barely afford due to my loss of income and the downturn in business for my self-employed husband. For those who might benefit, my regime is as follows: Magnesium, Zinc, Vitamin B,C, very high dose D3/K2, Probiotics, Selenium, Quercetin, and Thyroid medication. I do not give the amounts, despite being a nutritionist, as everyone's requirement varies.

I hope this enlightens you. Should anyone want to know more, or share their own experience, please get in touch. It is a lonely route back to health after the isolation of a long drawn out illness.

re: Women More Likely to Get ‘Long COVID’ Than Men

datadragon — 6/20/2021 3:56:35 PM

According to research, Sars-Cov-2 also can delay the immune response by a few days allowing it to replicate, after which it can hyperactivate the complement/nlrp3 inflammatory pathways leading to issues like blood clotting and death especially in those with comorbidities which also activate these pathways unless you counteract that hyperactivation. By halting the body's initial immune response, the virus buys time to deepen the infection of its host as well as increase its chances of being transmitted to another person. Inhibiting the NLRP3 inflammasome would inhibit both IL-1β and IL-18 as well as complement hyperactivation. So while most of the treatments that are shown to help after replication work in part by inhibiting the NLRP3 inflammasome hyperactivation, It would also be important to note that over suppressing these necessary immune pathways right away that may already be lowered would additionally allow the virus to not be cleared and in some people who do not have existing inflammation pathways overactive such as those with comorbidities, may even need a boost to restore the immune response. That is where suggestions like hydrogen peroxide or sambucol black elderberry may be helpful in those specific cases to restore suppressed immune function. www.biorxiv.org/.../2021.02.04.429738v1 http://sha.rest/FLJv2P

95 percent of the children with MIS-C had SARS-CoV-2 viral particles in their stool but no or low levels of particles in their noses or throats, we investigated further and found that viral material lingering in the gut long after the first COVID-19 infection could lead to MIS-C www.sciencedaily.com/.../210525160845.htm Numerous studies have already shown that there are possibilities of viral persistence in recovered patients as the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus is known to further itself into the gastrointestinal tracts and also other organs such as the liver, kidneys and even the brain http://sha.rest/h01rEd

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Shasha — 6/20/2021 1:44:07 PM

A hair test can show the low/high minerals in them and heavy metals. No taste can be low Zn. Zn/Mg are very important for chemical reactions in the brain/body. No gluten may help more nutrients absorb in the intestines. Mg may help the heart/muscles/headache. Milk thistle may help regenerate the liver and help the kidneys. Vit A may help air soak into the lungs along with Zn/Mg. Maybe Lyme/coinfections was infected into them so they need that kind of help. A Zyto scan may show the names of the infections in 4 minutes.

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Red_Corvair — 6/20/2021 4:59:52 AM

So-called 'long covid' is nothing knew and is a phenomenon which was known already existed with other flu-like diseases, long before 'the coming of the covid-1984'. Let's also speak about celebrities who start to dare talking about the really long and invalidating effects of the covid 'vaccine' itself they have to endure, like rock-legend Eric Clapton or, in another genre, the author of 'Your Country Is Not That Into You', self-described 'jagg-off comedian who's doing shows in his garage', Jimmy Dore. Here below is a link to Jimmy Dore speaking out about his excruciating experience of vaccine injury since he took his second shot of the 'vaccine' on April 17th, 2021. It is worth noting that Jimmy Dore, who is always prompt to call a spade by its name when he sees one, was amazingly notoriously very pro-covid-vaccine before this happened to him. Now he reveals his doctors told him they saw many such adverse reactions to the 'vaccine', but that people, even doctors, do not dare to talk about it for fear of being smeared! (Jimmy Dore speaking out about his vaccine injury; from the UK Column News, at 30:18 ): www.ukcolumn.org/.../uk-column-news-18th-june-2021

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cakesjean — 6/20/2021 3:34:51 AM

I had covid in November 2020, and was diagnosed with high blood pressure at the doctor a few months afterwards. Because I do not consult doctors regularly, I cannot confirm whether I had HBP before covid. I also did not consult a doctor when I had covid. A blood test in January confirmed that I had had covid, with an antibody count of over 250. I was a regular plasma donor for 4 years until 2018. The plasma donors have frequent medical check ups, and at each donation temperature, iron levels and blood pressure is measured. Blood pressure never high. So now I wonder whether there is a connection to covid. I had another blood test done last week, out of curiosity, and the antibody count is still high, 208.