There might finally be a way forward for long Covid treatment—if only you were allowed to talk about it.
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There might finally be a way forward for long Covid treatment—if only you were allowed to talk about it.
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Nobody's going to "the power of positive thinking" their way out of this. #LongCovidIsCumulative 👇 bsky.app/profile/dani...
Negative trials matter. This study successfully removed GPCR autoantibodies from #LongCOVID patients, but symptoms didn't improve. That challenges one autoimmune hypothesis, though not autoimmunity as a whole. Question: Does anyone know of other GPCR immunoadsorption studies underway?
Same writer behind “students are faking disabilities to get accommodations” food intolerances aren’t real” www.celiac.com/celiac-disea... Who said long Covid is psychogenic then responded to massive criticism from Long Covid condition experts this week with “there is no such thing as Long Covid”
@katie-drummond.bsky.social is WIRED paying attention to patient harm and clinician slander from your writer, Alan Levinovitz, in defense of many Long Covid condition experts and patients criticizing his long Covid piece? How many unethical actions does he get a pass on? bsky.app/profile/emil...
Well buckle up because he said today that he’s going after EDS (hEDS specifically) and MCAS In particular EDS/MECFS patients with brain/spine issues because the expert neurosurgeons are “exploitative” and surgeries are “dangerous” Some highlights: This is so fucked up, @wired.com make this right
So.. I think long covid is not a singular disease. I think people with various predispositions to auto-immune disorders, even eczema, react differently to viral infections. I had a light infection (like a mild cold), and the was down for 5-6 months post infection with chest pain, palpitations, dizzy
You are correct. The definition of long Covid includes mast cell disorders (MCAS is one) among many other biophysical conditions that are common to the long history of infection and immune associated chronic conditions. recovercovid.org/news/expert-...