Cardiovascular Problems and Long Covid

[@BeantownFlights]

Thank you so much Dr Kaufman for taking the time to do these Utube videos.. Your information is so valuable.

[@shawnjohnson4013]

Thank you for helping so many with your great knowledge of the root causes of these symptoms.

[@monstrositygallery]

Hi Jamie. I too got covid in 2020 (March) and haven’t been well since. I got massive brain fog, fatigue, cognitive problems and what seems like sinus problems due to RR/ LPR. Bending over feels like it crimps my throat and I get vertigo and breathlessness. I have read that covid can damage nerves which trigger the LES and also mucus production, in turn putting pressure on cerebral blood flow. I am currently trying to reduce inflammation. Strangely I find that slices of fresh lime, although acidic, help my brain to function doing basic daily tasks. All the best to you.

[@samhouston1483]

Ive been disabled too at just 32…SARS2 induced ME/CFS, POTS and MCAS in me…it has been two years of hell and counting..the extreme fatigue is horrible and absolutely debilitating

[@samhouston1483]

This was a “mild” infection I had too. I’m very sorry to hear you have this too

[@codiannsmith]

Do you get pvcs with all this crap?

[@samhouston1483]

@@codiannsmith i do not. I have a lot of things but not that one

[@codiannsmith]

@@samhouston1483 Thank god

[@ccryder5793]

Thank you. Long COVID community has a great champion in you.

[@pauljs75]

It heavily parallels chronic kidney disease, so it's implied that issues are tied to renal function in relation to blood plasma and regulatory hormones. If you look into how to deal with thrombosis for CKD, then you will probably find the same answers for dealing with long covid. If I had to guess the best fix, remove the offending protein with chelation or even dialysis. That should end disruption of the various chemical messengers in the blood plasma. If the goal is to bring back proper balance in chemistry, then that should see results. Problem is the offending protein affecting regulatory function is considered an identifying flag for the vaccine in treating the virus. So there's a conflict of interest in dealing with the thing that actually causes long covid symptoms vs. treating the virus. I wonder if any doctors or biologists are looking into the same things? (I don't have the relevant qualifications, but the papers and info are out there to look into how those things work. And then you get into comparison checklists and how things are supposed to function and stuff starts to stack up.)

[@codiannsmith]

I get pvcs and given up driving. I haven't drove in 2.5 years!!!

[@Ruben-xe1gm]

P r o m o S M ❣️

[@debbiepowers1626]

were you vaccinated?Sounds more like vaccine injury to me.

[@shazzam532]

Would be very interested in knowing this too. I have been having problems for 6 months now, doctors can’t seem to put a name to it. Blood pressure went up, breathless doing virtually nothing, chest tightness, painful throat most of the time (for 6 months) pins and needles in both hands and feet 24/7. Being tested for silent reflux, which is how I ended up here. I feel it’s vaccine injury, but how on Earth do I find that out for sure.

[@westsidesusie36]

She got Covid in January 2020, a very early case. There was no vaccine available at that time.

[@jimcoon]

@@westsidesusie36Good point! But still begs the question as to whether or not the Dr. received vaccinations when they became available - also her history with boosters. I have three very good friends, all males in their late 60’s, early 70’s who have heart problems post-vaccination. All three have confirmation from cardiologists that no other cause can explain their severe symptoms except for vaccine.