If this is a temporary post-viral fatigue then why aren't I feeling better?

[Jesse2233]

Yes, my autoimmune thyroiditis went away. I don't need medication any longer and my complete thyroid panel is normal.

It didn't really resolve on it's own though, but if you weren't paying attention, you would think so. It resolved about a year and a half after my last mercury filling was removed. I also had several other things improve around that time, consistent with removing mercury.

I'm currently chelating out mercury, lead and arsenic with the Cutler frequent dose chelation protocol.

Note that mercury does a number on your immune system. So if you have persistent viruses that you can't shake, that may be the reason.

Thanks Caledonia, that's very interesting

 

[Frustrated]

I'm still so angry right now that doctors are still making out that I'm going to get better. The chances of anyone recovering from PVFS are so low there's no point in considering the possibility. I seriously hate them for almost giving me false hope (I never believed them to begin with).

I don't know how I'm going to come to terms with being stuck like this forever. Even if I do improve a bit I will never go back to my past self, will always have to avoid physical exertion. I wish I had never been born and I'm only 18

 

[Frustrated]

Guys I just realized while I do have persistent post-viral fatigue, I don't have the neurological dysfunction, significant level of pain (I just get fleeting slight aches) or 24 hour delayed PEM (I feel bad immediately after exertion) that is associated with Myalgic Encephalomyeltits. What does this mean? I'm really confused lol

 

[philosopherofscience]

Hi Frustrated, thanks for asking these questions, as they are exactly the questions I now find myself asking.

We are now 7 months down the line - are you getting any better???? I really hope so.

 

[nryanh94]

Guys I just realized while I do have persistent post-viral fatigue, I don't have the neurological dysfunction, significant level of pain (I just get fleeting slight aches) or 24 hour delayed PEM (I feel bad immediately after exertion) that is associated with Myalgic Encephalomyeltits. What does this mean? I'm really confused lol

I'm right there with you, I have severe fatigue/ exhaustion. If I walk a quarter mile it feels like I ran 2 marathons in my legs, I have insomnia, and slight aches and pains but no PEM or significant (just minor brain fog.