Really wonderful summary and incite and access to detail that are spot on regarding long covid. From a treatment perspective: blocking at one or more steps on the general sequential path of: stop the virus>decrease inflammation>stop histamine and stop platelet activation>stop platelet aggregation>stop microclot>stop hypoxia>stop
Mitochondrial energy changes.
An approach as a general concept (not treating advice): truvada (tdf) or paxlovid for virus. Lower dose Metformin and/or higher dose Melatonin for inflammation and viral attachment. Antihistamines H1 and H2. Aspirin and plavix for antiplatelet and nattokinase for fibrin breakdown. Probiotics for gut health (and metformin helps to get more short chain fatty acid producers). More @doc4care on twitter. Thanks again for a phenomenal article!!
Not a Dr or scientist, but a curious and voracious consumer of Covid research, so I send sincere appreciation for this relatively easy-to-understand explanation. 🙏
I am a dermatologist who has suffered LC. I agree with Dr. Haughton's comments. I would add that I have had great success using pentoxifylline 400mg TID plus aspirin 81mg and nattokinase 4000fu in my patients. I add LDN if neuro issues present but wait until their brain fog and fatigue improve on the above regimen which usually takes about 10 days. I also have used ivermectin to help with persistent spike. Six patients have paid out of pocket to have blood tested at Radiance Diagnostics for spike protein and all were positive for this in their monocytes, many a year since last infection or vaccine. Viral persistence seems to be the root cause which then triggers the microclots then..... havoc!!! I've had my own experience with P v issues and have tried just about everything out there to get better. Had to be my own advocate to get help. I also use many supplements from FLCCC.
I am vax injured and in the listen study. Thank you for this information 💜❤️🩹
Really wonderful summary and incite and access to detail that are spot on regarding long covid. From a treatment perspective: blocking at one or more steps on the general sequential path of: stop the virus>decrease inflammation>stop histamine and stop platelet activation>stop platelet aggregation>stop microclot>stop hypoxia>stop
Mitochondrial energy changes.
An approach as a general concept (not treating advice): truvada (tdf) or paxlovid for virus. Lower dose Metformin and/or higher dose Melatonin for inflammation and viral attachment. Antihistamines H1 and H2. Aspirin and plavix for antiplatelet and nattokinase for fibrin breakdown. Probiotics for gut health (and metformin helps to get more short chain fatty acid producers). More @doc4care on twitter. Thanks again for a phenomenal article!!
Thank you for all of this work you have put into this article
Thank YOU for creating this phenomenal resource for those of us who want to keep our fingers on the pulse of Long COVID research.
Not a Dr or scientist, but a curious and voracious consumer of Covid research, so I send sincere appreciation for this relatively easy-to-understand explanation. 🙏
This is excellent. It's like you took all the crap in my head from all the things I've read and made it make coherent sense.
Wow, thank you for this work! I’m thrilled what comes next!
This is amazing! Honestly you should get this published somewhere
Thank you for directly acknowledging vaccine injured long haulers.
Is there any literature on the concentration of clots in the blood? What size sample would be necessary for diagnostic processes?
I am a dermatologist who has suffered LC. I agree with Dr. Haughton's comments. I would add that I have had great success using pentoxifylline 400mg TID plus aspirin 81mg and nattokinase 4000fu in my patients. I add LDN if neuro issues present but wait until their brain fog and fatigue improve on the above regimen which usually takes about 10 days. I also have used ivermectin to help with persistent spike. Six patients have paid out of pocket to have blood tested at Radiance Diagnostics for spike protein and all were positive for this in their monocytes, many a year since last infection or vaccine. Viral persistence seems to be the root cause which then triggers the microclots then..... havoc!!! I've had my own experience with P v issues and have tried just about everything out there to get better. Had to be my own advocate to get help. I also use many supplements from FLCCC.
I don't want to ask but I have to ask. And if you have Prothrombin Factor II mutation?