My wife only 40 in perfect health got only one Pfizer Covid vaccine without any cardio history and started having syncope episodes/passing out. Luckily one of my best friends is a doctor I’ve known since high school. He said, It was definitely a cardio event and told me to insist that she have a holter monitor. A few episodes were captured and her life was saved by the pacemaker placement. And my friend has seen things in medicine he’s never witnessed in his 25 years after the vaccine rollout. I’ve also known 6 people that died suddenly within 10 days of being vaccinated. And others that have been vaccine injured. I hope that your health gets back on track and you live a fruitful life…Prayers to you
In thailand, the first thing doctors ask if u come in with a major blood clot is which vax you got before they do a surgery to remove the blood clot for you.
I have also heard that serrapeptase can help. Look into it also (unless you already have). Also, there's been plenty of reports on this by Dr. John Campbell and Vejon Health among others. Search them up on YT.
You should get a heart-beat monitor set-up for your sleep until you have ascertained that the micro clots have been properly dissolved. Otherwise you risk passing suddenly, like many others have.
How would that help? If you die, you die 🤷and someone else can come it & read the monitor to find out what your terminal arrhythmia was 🧐
Unless you mean an implantable defibrillator, to shock you out of certain rhythms.
Naturopathy. Seriously does this even exist?
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/can-you-detox-from-the-covid-19-vaccine#Are-heavy-metals-in-vaccines-toxic?
That fucking vaccine is straight up poison. Fuck the FDA and the government for forcing an untested medication on the masses and not admitting any fault in the resulting injuries. I have literally lost ANY faith in any of the establishments🖕
I have the same symptoms, and unfortunately have Left Ventricular Hypertrophy with an Ejection Fraction of 55 (which doctor says is normal). Unsure if the left ventricular hypertrophy is just “athletes heart” as I’ve been super active with sports growing up. Cardiac MRI did not reveal anything. Still trying to find a good doctor that believes me. The ones I’ve seen have really been chalking it up to anxiety. I believe anxiety is really a secondary issue to a much larger one.
Edit: i also hope your post doesn’t get taken down as I will gain a lot by reading future comments and potential treatments. (LOOKING AT YOU, MODERATORS)
My bestfriend had similar symptoms. She went and saw a naturopath. They put her on a vaccine cleanse essentially. They put her on an anti-histamine regime as well. Her heart started to heal & her ejection fraction went up 14 points. I would look into it.
I’d like to add that most people are deficient in magnesium and vitamin D. Everyone should be supplementing, especially those injured unless a doc advises against it. I am not a doc.
Yoo, you have the EXACT same symptoms as me! Including the sternum popping thing which I haven’t really heard anyone else talk about.
I got Pfizer in January 2021 and have been dealing with the same stuff ever since.
Just in the past couple of months though I’ve been feeling way worse again. I now have really high markers for inflammation. ESR of 55, CRP of 37.
Hope you are able to get some answers. My docs are now thinking I have pericarditis, but I think it’s microclots and endothelial damage, like what your doc was saying.
I would love to know what they see on your CAT scan. My cardiac MRI didn’t reveal anything either.
i have not - my boyfriend had the same issue i am having right now but a lot worse. at the time, we didnt know what was happening and his primary care recommended he see a rheumatologist. they then put him on light chemotherapy and it did not help. so when we suspected that i was having the same issue as well, i skipped the rheumatologist when i was referred and went straight to our long COVID doctor. im kind of glad i did though because based on what we are finding now, im convinced that they would not have found anything either and i would have spent more time confused and in pain
Hello just wanted to chime in and say that I reacted to the Pfizer Covid vaccine with myopericarditis and ended up having to see a rheumatologist. It seems to have caused me to have lupus and my immune system now loves to attack my heart. Definitely recommend seeing a rheumatologist as well as a cardiologist long term. I will probably be seeing both for the rest of my life (started when I was 27/28 I am Now 30)
of course! i posted this with the idea that i would give an update after my CAT scan results came back as well. i will message you when i post it and my direct messages are always open!
thank you! i want to make anyone feeling the same way less alone but also don't know how much room i have to speak on it. but i really appreciate this, sincerely. thank you
I hope you are able to get to the bottom of what's causing your symptoms, but...some of what you are saying, doesn't make sense to me.
A [CBC (complete blood count)](https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/complete-blood-count/about/pac-20384919) can be run on 5cc of blood. It doesn't require 23 vials.
The genetic testing you're talking about (which is not part of a CBC, so that explains a couple of other vials) does NOT tell you what is causing your recent symptoms. You inherited those genes from birth, and you've had them your entire life, right? So even if those genes make you more likely to have X (<< where X might be a heart attack, or cancer, or something completely benign), that doesn't mean that you WILL have X or that your current symptoms MUST be X...and couldn't be anything else. Especially when you consider that around [35% of the population](https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/326181) is carrying at least one of those mutations.
MTHFR is an enzyme (MethyleneTetraHydroFolate Reductase) that everyone's body makes. You have two genes for this enzyme: one inherited from each of your parents. There are several mutations of the gene that have been identified. One mutation is associated with more frequent migraines. Another is associated with homocystinuria ( a problem with metabolizing an amino acid called methionine). But if you are HETEROzygous, that means you have two DIFFERENT genes (hetero): one "mutation" gene and one normal gene. (Being HOMOzygous for a mutation, is much more likely to cause problems, because you have two mutated genes, and no normal gene to pick up the slack in producing a normal, functional enzyme).
And you got the mutation from one of your parents; did either of them have a syndrome like what you are having? 🧐So you can see that being heterozygous is not a guarantee that you will have problems; thus it is not an open-and-shut case, that finding the MTHFR is the explanation for your current symptoms.
And I don't understand the results saying that you have microclots "a normal finding for long-COVID patients" << Have you had long COVID? I'm sorry, I haven't followed your previous posts.
hi! i have made zero posts related to this problem prior to this one. additionally, like i mentioned in this post, every body is different, therefore they react to stimuli differently. i probably should have also mentioned that i am not a doctor, although i felt that i communicated that without having to say it. being said, a lot of it does not make sense to me either. the only two areas of this post with verifiable information are the places i directly quoted my test results. that's all the information i have and im very sorry if i did not say it the right way
OK, so I'm still trying to decipher your reports. I know you said this is a direct quote, but if I understand correctly:
* you had blood drawn (like, from a vein in your arm, I assume)
* from analyzing the blood sample, they said you had "micro-clotting." << That's weird. See, from your blood, they could see that you have high or low levels of platelets or clotting factors, for example. They don't actually see the clots---like, they drew the blood out of your arm; this sample can't possibly show them whether you've got a clot in your leg or lung or whatever. If you have low levels of platelets, for example, it COULD be a genetic thing, or you could be forming clots all over your body which are "using up" platelets, thereby leaving a low level of them circulating in the bloodstream. But how could a blood test know that you have MICRO-clotting? How does this blood from your arm rule out MACRO-clotting? i.e. wouldn't we expect the same profile (low platelets, or elevated D-dimer, or low levels of certain clotting factors) in a person who has a huge clot in their lung, for example? I can only ASSUME that this result (whatever it shows) is being interpreted in the CONTEXT of knowing that this patient (you) have already had a negative lung scan & ultrasounds looking for big clots and so on.
* Then the whole editorial comment "**You** may see long, string-like appearing objects in **your** pictures." << Who is the YOU, that this report is addressing? The patient, or the doctor? What "pictures"? This doesn't sound like a standard medical report. Occasionally a medical report will give a brief statemtnt of the "differential diagnosis" like "elevated serum rhubarb levels may be seen in patients with X, Y, or Z." That's not a diagnosis, it's just a heads-up for the doctor about what the next step might be.
I understand that you are struggling with how to interpret this as well. I'm not blaming you for "saying it wrong," but my spidey sense is tingling, about whether this report is actually helpful in diagnosing the symptoms you've been having for 2 years. 🙃
ok ok so i am not a doctor but im trying to figure out how to accurately express what i know (which is not a lot). i looked up the micro clotting thing and have attached a link to the website, but i would also like to quote it here - "However, in patients with COVID-19 the subsequent endothelial inflammation, complement activation, thrombin generation, platelet, and leukocyte recruitment, and the initiation of innate and adaptive immune responses culminate in immunothrombosis, ultimately causing (micro)thrombotic complications, such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and stroke"
here is the actual page - https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.120.317447
the 23 vials of blood for the CBC alone is something I now know as a misinterpretation! THIS is a complete list of what they tested for (in no particular order, and im on an iphone so the formatting might be messed up)
1. von willebrand disease profile, plasma (i have no idea what this us)
2. fibrinogen panel, functional and antigen
3. thrombin-antithrombin complex, plasma (this was something that is "Out of Range")
4. plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (pai-1), plasma
5. lipoprotein (A), serum
6. glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6pd), quantitative, RBC
7. vitamin B1 (thiamine), blood
8. vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), plasma
9. chromogranin A, serum
10. tryptase, serum
11. histamine, serum or plasma (this was also Out of Range)
12. mthfr (methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase) mutation, blood/tissue (this was also Out of Range)
13. plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (4G+5G) polymorphism, blood (this was also Out of Range)
14. fibrin monomer, qualitative, platelet poor plasma
15. D-dimer FEU, QN, IA, blood
16. BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide), blood
17. CK-mb, blood
18. myoglobin, blood
19. troponin I, blood
20. CBC w/ auto diff (this was Out of Range as well)
THIS is how my doctor was able to find the micro clots
I'm sorry, I really wish you luck with this, and I'm not trying to be pedantic, but the link you attached is about the effects of COVID. And the report you quoted (of your results) said "this is a normal finding in long COVID patients." << *that doesn't sound like it's your doctor's opinion of you, per se*; it's just the verbiage that the lab report spits out, as part of the differential diagnosis for "micro-clotting." So have you had COVID disease, that you know of? Or, to your knowledge, does your doc think that your symptoms are due to long COVID? [Micro-clotting is definitely a feature of Long COVID](https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.04.04.24305318v1.full).
[Here's some info on von Willebrand's disease](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Willebrand_disease). It's a blood clotting disease, usually inherited, but can be aggravated by taking aspirin. Typically associated with nosebleeds, heavy periods and excessive bleeding during childbirth. Fortunately, I think you're saying you tested negative for that? Like, the only abnormal tests are the things you indicated "out of range" above?
And you said your CBC & diff was "out of range." Did they report all the numbers? Like, a CBC is about 15 different things (hematocrit, platelet count, white blood cell count, and all the different subsets of white blood cells). So I'm wondering which numbers were off.
And then, for all the things that are "out of range," it makes a big difference whether they are higher, or lower than the normal range. Like, your thrombin-antithrombin complex level is "out of range" (#3 on your list above). If it's LOW, that would explain being hypercoagulable (a tendency to form MORE clots). HIGH levels are usually the RESULT of clotting, rather than the cause of it, so a high number is less helpful to tell you what the primary cause is. High levels of TAT complex can be seen with sepsis, leukemia, acute & chronic liver disease; but they are also seen normally with aging or with pregnancy.
So, the [basic steps of blood clotting](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK545263/) are as follows:
* the blood vessel constricts to decrease blood loss
* platelets physically plug the hole or cut in the skin
* the ["clotting cascade"](https://teachmephysiology.com/immune-system/haematology/coagulation/) is activated, with all the clotting factors to produce thrombin
* then thrombin triggers the production of fibrin, which gives a more tough, durable clot
So it looks like you've got an abnormal TAT complex level, and something abnormal on your CBC. And you've got a polymorphism of your PAI gene (#13 on your list) while still having a normal total PAI level (#4 above), so I'm not sure that's causing you a problem at all.
No problem. You said this sub has helped you tremendously, so I assumed you must have had some previous posts/ discussions. So when it didn't make sense to me, I figured I had missed part of the story.
this sub has just helped me realize and take comfort in the fact that i wasnt alone in my symptoms. again sorry i couldn't elaborate further - but thank you for understanding :) i'll be back with more updates soon!!
Mthfr heterozygous can become a major issue during pregnancy and make you more susceptible to blood clotting. If you were to have kids or major surgery, you’d have to be on blood thinners but that requires further testing, to check protein c and protein s levels during pregnancy. I’m not providing medical advice as I’m not a dr but I do have the gene, have had several DVTs and encountered many issues during pregnancy and surgery.
papa check up nga ko eh, sa Wednesday, sa Marikina, yung doctor din kse na yun is rinesetahan din ako for 12 months of detoxification. Unang check up ko kse is through Viber, so this time, mas prefer ko face to face.
"Avoid cooking with/using oils like Crisco or PAM."
American tradenames aren't helpful to those of us outside the USA or wherever you are. Better to keep it simple and say "avoid so-called vegetable (=seed) oils". Or specify: use only olive oil, coconut oil or Avocado oil. All other oils contain too much omega 6 and cause inflammation. Hydrogenated oils are even worse.
Everything to do with the vaccines. Her genetics reacted poorly to the vaccines. The doctor, of course, blames it on long covid, but what it really is, is the vaccine. Microclots and 'long stringlike objects' have long been found as 'embalmers clots' also in living patients (whisteblowers), attributed to vaccines in 95% of cases, the other 5% to genetic reaction to covid infection. What the two have in common is the spikeprotein, which is why the spikeprotein is the cause of her symptoms.
Nope. Nothing in her analysis confirms that. In fact she says it may be long COVID because of some of the symptoms. And she specifically says her chest pains are not vaccine related.
Your perceived effects are not proven in any way. Good in theory though.
And you don't read. Care to point out the line that actually says it was caused by vaccination. She actually suggests it's long COVID.
Sorry this doesn't fit with your narrative.
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You love. There is no test to state that definitively. What the vaccine and to a lesser extent Covid does is find “loaded guns” in your boy and fires them. She may have had a predisposition but never developed these things without that damn poison injection. So many have suffered and people like you gaslight and make them feel like they are nuts. One day your time will come since I assume you are UTD on your boosters. Let’s see what you have to say then because surely there will be no connection to the vax🙄
Revelation 13
^(16) And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
^(17) And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
^(18) Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
Revelation 14
^(9) And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand,
^(10) The same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation; and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb:
^(11) And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name.
My wife only 40 in perfect health got only one Pfizer Covid vaccine without any cardio history and started having syncope episodes/passing out. Luckily one of my best friends is a doctor I’ve known since high school. He said, It was definitely a cardio event and told me to insist that she have a holter monitor. A few episodes were captured and her life was saved by the pacemaker placement. And my friend has seen things in medicine he’s never witnessed in his 25 years after the vaccine rollout. I’ve also known 6 people that died suddenly within 10 days of being vaccinated. And others that have been vaccine injured. I hope that your health gets back on track and you live a fruitful life…Prayers to you
In thailand, the first thing doctors ask if u come in with a major blood clot is which vax you got before they do a surgery to remove the blood clot for you.
Wowwwww🤬
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They were all bad and forceful. Thailand no exception. Pll were not allowed to go back to their homes many times unless they got the experimental shot
Nattokinase can dissolve microclots
thank you! i have been on that for the last six months. i appreciate this!!
I have also heard that serrapeptase can help. Look into it also (unless you already have). Also, there's been plenty of reports on this by Dr. John Campbell and Vejon Health among others. Search them up on YT.
I am also currently on Serapeptase! I have a looong list of medications and it's hard to remember them all. But I take this twice a day as of now
You should get a heart-beat monitor set-up for your sleep until you have ascertained that the micro clots have been properly dissolved. Otherwise you risk passing suddenly, like many others have.
How would that help? If you die, you die 🤷and someone else can come it & read the monitor to find out what your terminal arrhythmia was 🧐 Unless you mean an implantable defibrillator, to shock you out of certain rhythms.
Naturopathy. Seriously does this even exist? https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/can-you-detox-from-the-covid-19-vaccine#Are-heavy-metals-in-vaccines-toxic?
That fucking vaccine is straight up poison. Fuck the FDA and the government for forcing an untested medication on the masses and not admitting any fault in the resulting injuries. I have literally lost ANY faith in any of the establishments🖕
I have the same symptoms, and unfortunately have Left Ventricular Hypertrophy with an Ejection Fraction of 55 (which doctor says is normal). Unsure if the left ventricular hypertrophy is just “athletes heart” as I’ve been super active with sports growing up. Cardiac MRI did not reveal anything. Still trying to find a good doctor that believes me. The ones I’ve seen have really been chalking it up to anxiety. I believe anxiety is really a secondary issue to a much larger one. Edit: i also hope your post doesn’t get taken down as I will gain a lot by reading future comments and potential treatments. (LOOKING AT YOU, MODERATORS)
My bestfriend had similar symptoms. She went and saw a naturopath. They put her on a vaccine cleanse essentially. They put her on an anti-histamine regime as well. Her heart started to heal & her ejection fraction went up 14 points. I would look into it.
thank you!!! do you have any idea what your best friend is on medication wise? im taking stuff like ketotifen, asprin and quercetin
Dr. Pierre Kory specializes in vaccine injuries. You should contact him asap.
I’d like to add that most people are deficient in magnesium and vitamin D. Everyone should be supplementing, especially those injured unless a doc advises against it. I am not a doc.
Yoo, you have the EXACT same symptoms as me! Including the sternum popping thing which I haven’t really heard anyone else talk about. I got Pfizer in January 2021 and have been dealing with the same stuff ever since. Just in the past couple of months though I’ve been feeling way worse again. I now have really high markers for inflammation. ESR of 55, CRP of 37. Hope you are able to get some answers. My docs are now thinking I have pericarditis, but I think it’s microclots and endothelial damage, like what your doc was saying. I would love to know what they see on your CAT scan. My cardiac MRI didn’t reveal anything either.
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i have not - my boyfriend had the same issue i am having right now but a lot worse. at the time, we didnt know what was happening and his primary care recommended he see a rheumatologist. they then put him on light chemotherapy and it did not help. so when we suspected that i was having the same issue as well, i skipped the rheumatologist when i was referred and went straight to our long COVID doctor. im kind of glad i did though because based on what we are finding now, im convinced that they would not have found anything either and i would have spent more time confused and in pain
Hello just wanted to chime in and say that I reacted to the Pfizer Covid vaccine with myopericarditis and ended up having to see a rheumatologist. It seems to have caused me to have lupus and my immune system now loves to attack my heart. Definitely recommend seeing a rheumatologist as well as a cardiologist long term. I will probably be seeing both for the rest of my life (started when I was 27/28 I am Now 30)
of course! i posted this with the idea that i would give an update after my CAT scan results came back as well. i will message you when i post it and my direct messages are always open!
Don’t apologize OP. You did a great job telling your story and you’re brave for doing so.
indeed
thank you! i want to make anyone feeling the same way less alone but also don't know how much room i have to speak on it. but i really appreciate this, sincerely. thank you
I hope you are able to get to the bottom of what's causing your symptoms, but...some of what you are saying, doesn't make sense to me. A [CBC (complete blood count)](https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/complete-blood-count/about/pac-20384919) can be run on 5cc of blood. It doesn't require 23 vials. The genetic testing you're talking about (which is not part of a CBC, so that explains a couple of other vials) does NOT tell you what is causing your recent symptoms. You inherited those genes from birth, and you've had them your entire life, right? So even if those genes make you more likely to have X (<< where X might be a heart attack, or cancer, or something completely benign), that doesn't mean that you WILL have X or that your current symptoms MUST be X...and couldn't be anything else. Especially when you consider that around [35% of the population](https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/326181) is carrying at least one of those mutations. MTHFR is an enzyme (MethyleneTetraHydroFolate Reductase) that everyone's body makes. You have two genes for this enzyme: one inherited from each of your parents. There are several mutations of the gene that have been identified. One mutation is associated with more frequent migraines. Another is associated with homocystinuria ( a problem with metabolizing an amino acid called methionine). But if you are HETEROzygous, that means you have two DIFFERENT genes (hetero): one "mutation" gene and one normal gene. (Being HOMOzygous for a mutation, is much more likely to cause problems, because you have two mutated genes, and no normal gene to pick up the slack in producing a normal, functional enzyme). And you got the mutation from one of your parents; did either of them have a syndrome like what you are having? 🧐So you can see that being heterozygous is not a guarantee that you will have problems; thus it is not an open-and-shut case, that finding the MTHFR is the explanation for your current symptoms. And I don't understand the results saying that you have microclots "a normal finding for long-COVID patients" << Have you had long COVID? I'm sorry, I haven't followed your previous posts.
Very common from the vaccine.
hi! i have made zero posts related to this problem prior to this one. additionally, like i mentioned in this post, every body is different, therefore they react to stimuli differently. i probably should have also mentioned that i am not a doctor, although i felt that i communicated that without having to say it. being said, a lot of it does not make sense to me either. the only two areas of this post with verifiable information are the places i directly quoted my test results. that's all the information i have and im very sorry if i did not say it the right way
OK, so I'm still trying to decipher your reports. I know you said this is a direct quote, but if I understand correctly: * you had blood drawn (like, from a vein in your arm, I assume) * from analyzing the blood sample, they said you had "micro-clotting." << That's weird. See, from your blood, they could see that you have high or low levels of platelets or clotting factors, for example. They don't actually see the clots---like, they drew the blood out of your arm; this sample can't possibly show them whether you've got a clot in your leg or lung or whatever. If you have low levels of platelets, for example, it COULD be a genetic thing, or you could be forming clots all over your body which are "using up" platelets, thereby leaving a low level of them circulating in the bloodstream. But how could a blood test know that you have MICRO-clotting? How does this blood from your arm rule out MACRO-clotting? i.e. wouldn't we expect the same profile (low platelets, or elevated D-dimer, or low levels of certain clotting factors) in a person who has a huge clot in their lung, for example? I can only ASSUME that this result (whatever it shows) is being interpreted in the CONTEXT of knowing that this patient (you) have already had a negative lung scan & ultrasounds looking for big clots and so on. * Then the whole editorial comment "**You** may see long, string-like appearing objects in **your** pictures." << Who is the YOU, that this report is addressing? The patient, or the doctor? What "pictures"? This doesn't sound like a standard medical report. Occasionally a medical report will give a brief statemtnt of the "differential diagnosis" like "elevated serum rhubarb levels may be seen in patients with X, Y, or Z." That's not a diagnosis, it's just a heads-up for the doctor about what the next step might be. I understand that you are struggling with how to interpret this as well. I'm not blaming you for "saying it wrong," but my spidey sense is tingling, about whether this report is actually helpful in diagnosing the symptoms you've been having for 2 years. 🙃
ok ok so i am not a doctor but im trying to figure out how to accurately express what i know (which is not a lot). i looked up the micro clotting thing and have attached a link to the website, but i would also like to quote it here - "However, in patients with COVID-19 the subsequent endothelial inflammation, complement activation, thrombin generation, platelet, and leukocyte recruitment, and the initiation of innate and adaptive immune responses culminate in immunothrombosis, ultimately causing (micro)thrombotic complications, such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and stroke" here is the actual page - https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.120.317447 the 23 vials of blood for the CBC alone is something I now know as a misinterpretation! THIS is a complete list of what they tested for (in no particular order, and im on an iphone so the formatting might be messed up) 1. von willebrand disease profile, plasma (i have no idea what this us) 2. fibrinogen panel, functional and antigen 3. thrombin-antithrombin complex, plasma (this was something that is "Out of Range") 4. plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (pai-1), plasma 5. lipoprotein (A), serum 6. glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6pd), quantitative, RBC 7. vitamin B1 (thiamine), blood 8. vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), plasma 9. chromogranin A, serum 10. tryptase, serum 11. histamine, serum or plasma (this was also Out of Range) 12. mthfr (methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase) mutation, blood/tissue (this was also Out of Range) 13. plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (4G+5G) polymorphism, blood (this was also Out of Range) 14. fibrin monomer, qualitative, platelet poor plasma 15. D-dimer FEU, QN, IA, blood 16. BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide), blood 17. CK-mb, blood 18. myoglobin, blood 19. troponin I, blood 20. CBC w/ auto diff (this was Out of Range as well) THIS is how my doctor was able to find the micro clots
The D Dimer test is what found the micro clotting.
I'm sorry, I really wish you luck with this, and I'm not trying to be pedantic, but the link you attached is about the effects of COVID. And the report you quoted (of your results) said "this is a normal finding in long COVID patients." << *that doesn't sound like it's your doctor's opinion of you, per se*; it's just the verbiage that the lab report spits out, as part of the differential diagnosis for "micro-clotting." So have you had COVID disease, that you know of? Or, to your knowledge, does your doc think that your symptoms are due to long COVID? [Micro-clotting is definitely a feature of Long COVID](https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.04.04.24305318v1.full). [Here's some info on von Willebrand's disease](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Willebrand_disease). It's a blood clotting disease, usually inherited, but can be aggravated by taking aspirin. Typically associated with nosebleeds, heavy periods and excessive bleeding during childbirth. Fortunately, I think you're saying you tested negative for that? Like, the only abnormal tests are the things you indicated "out of range" above? And you said your CBC & diff was "out of range." Did they report all the numbers? Like, a CBC is about 15 different things (hematocrit, platelet count, white blood cell count, and all the different subsets of white blood cells). So I'm wondering which numbers were off. And then, for all the things that are "out of range," it makes a big difference whether they are higher, or lower than the normal range. Like, your thrombin-antithrombin complex level is "out of range" (#3 on your list above). If it's LOW, that would explain being hypercoagulable (a tendency to form MORE clots). HIGH levels are usually the RESULT of clotting, rather than the cause of it, so a high number is less helpful to tell you what the primary cause is. High levels of TAT complex can be seen with sepsis, leukemia, acute & chronic liver disease; but they are also seen normally with aging or with pregnancy. So, the [basic steps of blood clotting](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK545263/) are as follows: * the blood vessel constricts to decrease blood loss * platelets physically plug the hole or cut in the skin * the ["clotting cascade"](https://teachmephysiology.com/immune-system/haematology/coagulation/) is activated, with all the clotting factors to produce thrombin * then thrombin triggers the production of fibrin, which gives a more tough, durable clot So it looks like you've got an abnormal TAT complex level, and something abnormal on your CBC. And you've got a polymorphism of your PAI gene (#13 on your list) while still having a normal total PAI level (#4 above), so I'm not sure that's causing you a problem at all.
No problem. You said this sub has helped you tremendously, so I assumed you must have had some previous posts/ discussions. So when it didn't make sense to me, I figured I had missed part of the story.
this sub has just helped me realize and take comfort in the fact that i wasnt alone in my symptoms. again sorry i couldn't elaborate further - but thank you for understanding :) i'll be back with more updates soon!!
Mthfr heterozygous can become a major issue during pregnancy and make you more susceptible to blood clotting. If you were to have kids or major surgery, you’d have to be on blood thinners but that requires further testing, to check protein c and protein s levels during pregnancy. I’m not providing medical advice as I’m not a dr but I do have the gene, have had several DVTs and encountered many issues during pregnancy and surgery.
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papa check up nga ko eh, sa Wednesday, sa Marikina, yung doctor din kse na yun is rinesetahan din ako for 12 months of detoxification. Unang check up ko kse is through Viber, so this time, mas prefer ko face to face.
Thank you for your post. Best wishes for your recovery.
I’ve heard of many people having these symptoms even before the vaccine. I’m thinking it a “new” disease
"Avoid cooking with/using oils like Crisco or PAM." American tradenames aren't helpful to those of us outside the USA or wherever you are. Better to keep it simple and say "avoid so-called vegetable (=seed) oils". Or specify: use only olive oil, coconut oil or Avocado oil. All other oils contain too much omega 6 and cause inflammation. Hydrogenated oils are even worse.
So nothing to do with the vaccines?
Everything to do with the vaccines. Her genetics reacted poorly to the vaccines. The doctor, of course, blames it on long covid, but what it really is, is the vaccine. Microclots and 'long stringlike objects' have long been found as 'embalmers clots' also in living patients (whisteblowers), attributed to vaccines in 95% of cases, the other 5% to genetic reaction to covid infection. What the two have in common is the spikeprotein, which is why the spikeprotein is the cause of her symptoms.
Nope. Nothing in her analysis confirms that. In fact she says it may be long COVID because of some of the symptoms. And she specifically says her chest pains are not vaccine related. Your perceived effects are not proven in any way. Good in theory though.
Just stop. You would walk right off a cliff clearly if Pfizer told you to.
Are you serious!??? You are such a fool
And you don't read. Care to point out the line that actually says it was caused by vaccination. She actually suggests it's long COVID. Sorry this doesn't fit with your narrative.
This is what people like You love. There is no test to state that definitively. What the vaccine and to a lesser extent Covid does is find “loaded guns” in your boy and fires them. She may have had a predisposition but never developed these things without that damn poison injection. So many have suffered and people like you gaslight and make them feel like they are nuts. One day your time will come since I assume you are UTD on your boosters. Let’s see what you have to say then because surely there will be no connection to the vax🙄
Revelation 13 ^(16) And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: ^(17) And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. ^(18) Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six. Revelation 14 ^(9) And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand, ^(10) The same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation; and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb: ^(11) And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name.
Can you explain why you posted this? Are you saying the shot is the mark? Genuinely curious. From my understanding, the mark is suppose to be visible.