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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is still trying to figure out why this is happening.
As Collins has explained, The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is working on finding out how it is possible that the coronavirus is causing permanent illness that you’re not able to recover from.
“What is it? Have you done harm to the body by some sort of blood clotting problem from an immune system problem that’s gone haywire? We really don’t know,” Collins said.
According to Collins, NIH will not stop until they have an answer. They will continue to investigate long-haulers for months or even years until they’ll gain an understanding of long COVID symptoms, he continued saying.
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What is never mentioned is what the covid-19 vaccine shots can trigger- a host of problems like chronic fatigue syndrome.
Says who?
Are things like hydroxychloroquin being used? Trump came back from it very well, and at his age.
Trump got all the latest drugs available. Unfortunately, they are not available to all of us. Hydroxychloroquin had nothing to do with his recovery.
And that’s a mild one.
Forever!
Wow!
What lasts forever?
The Moderna second shot triggered RA for me. Severe pain, stiffness and lack of strength in shoulders as a result. Never had any symptoms prior to vaccination. It’s been 3.5 months and still no relief unless I use steroids daily (which I won’t do).
My husband has had swallowing problems for 8 months post Covid.