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    Symptoms explanation?

    Do we know why symptoms happen? Since this started, I have joint cracking and occasional joint pain, also anxiety and my body sometimes feels heavy like it's made of concrete. I am not hyper mobile nor have family history of it, I didn't had any health issues before and all of my autoimmune and...
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    How is it possible?

    How is it possible that a vaccine fucked me so bad? And how is it possible that science has no explanation and solution for this? The crippling anxiety, feeling like your body is made of cement, the cold and flu feeling... Nobody really know why it's happening. It's been a year and a half for...
  3. Thebirdman333

    Why you should be scared of Enteroviruses... (Full list of all diseases associated with EV)

    Over the past few months I have compiled a list of all Enterovirus associated diseases. Some of these are broad (as in other diseases / viruses can cause them), some are speculation, but a majority are confirmed to be associated or semi-associated (i.e. multiple possible pathologies). I also...
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    A Unifying Hypothesis of the Pathophysiology of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS),,,,,

    A Unifying Hypothesis of the Pathophysiology of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS): Recognitions from the finding of autoantibodies against ß2-adrenergic receptors Has anybody read this? I thought we tended more to low blood pressure than high (please correct me?). I...
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    Normal - how often and what does it feel like?

    Though I have been ill with CFS-like symptoms for 30 years on and off I still havent officially been diagnosed. I have had periods, sometimes for a month or so, when I feel totally normal and can exercise a bit. Over time these periods got smaller but I would still have a few days at a time of...
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    Mild, bizarre symptoms

    Hello All, Sure we're all familiar with the vagueness of the symptoms that occur with chronic fatigue. I have been to see POTS/cardio specialist for several years, then haematology for high iron, rheumy for atypical anca and slightly low C4, gastroenterologist for a colon/gastroscopy, and now...
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