Thank you for these very important thoughts and regards from different sides. Your open minded way of research and free thinking is so unusual and so necessary in these days full of censorship. I try to find ideas to help a patient of mine. First she got hardly symptoms after the third vaccination starting arround 8-10 days ( headache, neurological symptoms with a massive lack of concentration, fatigue, shortness of breath, not able to do some steps, depression, anxiety, outbreak of an seborrheic dermatitis at the backside of the head, pruritus on the whole skin under the hairs)...I send her to a neurological college with a long detailed report of the symptoms, he only told her she has depressions. I wrote him down, she primarily has not....so no help from the college,no help from the GP. My patient a woman, gets slowly better after 4 month. Then she got an Covid19 infection. And now she still have big problems with fatigue, concentration and skin problems, nausea and problems with gut. So maybe with your research we can help this woman to get healthy again. Thank you!
You have opened some important leads for enquiry, Dr. McMillan. Elsewhere, you had talked about the persistent symptoms of long covid. Dr. Shankara Chetty also had mentioned about the waxing and waning of symptoms, the linkage to the gut health and the reasoning that the long covid could be an auto immune condition. However similar they may look, it is important to consider the vaccinated among the long covid patients (whether had prior infection or not) different from the totally unvaccinated so far exhibiting the symptoms. Numbers wise, the total vaccinations far far outnumber the total infections. Almost 98 to 2, the vaccinated category patients will be huge. Accordingly the critical biology also will be different for the two groups and this must be properly researched. The two sets of antigens ( from the m-RNA vaccines and from the pure infections) are likely to be different from each other. In fact, every aspect of it, from their lipid casings to the anti bodies they elicit, the properties profile of the two biologies are likely to be different. More precise treatment protocols can be worked out on the basis of insights that this research will show up. In the interim, Dr. Chetty has already shown what a clinician should do, work at it as an autoimmune condition. Fresh vaccinations have literally stopped everywhere, so long covid might turn out to be a one time disease in medical history. Yet, this research is important for the future.
Thank you for these very important thoughts and regards from different sides. Your open minded way of research and free thinking is so unusual and so necessary in these days full of censorship. I try to find ideas to help a patient of mine. First she got hardly symptoms after the third vaccination starting arround 8-10 days ( headache, neurological symptoms with a massive lack of concentration, fatigue, shortness of breath, not able to do some steps, depression, anxiety, outbreak of an seborrheic dermatitis at the backside of the head, pruritus on the whole skin under the hairs)...I send her to a neurological college with a long detailed report of the symptoms, he only told her she has depressions. I wrote him down, she primarily has not....so no help from the college,no help from the GP. My patient a woman, gets slowly better after 4 month. Then she got an Covid19 infection. And now she still have big problems with fatigue, concentration and skin problems, nausea and problems with gut. So maybe with your research we can help this woman to get healthy again. Thank you!
people think vaccine or herd immunity will protect themselves however no immune protection in fast mutation viruses
You have opened some important leads for enquiry, Dr. McMillan. Elsewhere, you had talked about the persistent symptoms of long covid. Dr. Shankara Chetty also had mentioned about the waxing and waning of symptoms, the linkage to the gut health and the reasoning that the long covid could be an auto immune condition. However similar they may look, it is important to consider the vaccinated among the long covid patients (whether had prior infection or not) different from the totally unvaccinated so far exhibiting the symptoms. Numbers wise, the total vaccinations far far outnumber the total infections. Almost 98 to 2, the vaccinated category patients will be huge. Accordingly the critical biology also will be different for the two groups and this must be properly researched. The two sets of antigens ( from the m-RNA vaccines and from the pure infections) are likely to be different from each other. In fact, every aspect of it, from their lipid casings to the anti bodies they elicit, the properties profile of the two biologies are likely to be different. More precise treatment protocols can be worked out on the basis of insights that this research will show up. In the interim, Dr. Chetty has already shown what a clinician should do, work at it as an autoimmune condition. Fresh vaccinations have literally stopped everywhere, so long covid might turn out to be a one time disease in medical history. Yet, this research is important for the future.