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Yeah I was convinced I was dying, I went to the hospital at first because I thought I was having a heart attack. All they said to me from the blood test was tha

Yeah I was convinced I was dying, I went to the hospital at first because I thought I was having a heart attack. All they said to me from the blood test was that it showed I was fighting a virus, but I don't know how they would have gone about working out which one, they just told me to get some rest. I basically slept for the 4 weeks, lost a load of weight because I had zero appetite, was a crazy time. Afterwards I kept going back about the heart palpitations and they did all sorts of tests and scans but kept basically telling me the same, destress, eat better, get more sleep, etc. When I told them I was tired all the time they told me everyone feels like that. But now it's cleared I can tell there was definitely something abnormal going on.

andrekandre 5y ago
thanks for the reply, its appreciated > All they said to me from the blood test was that it showed I was fighting a virus, but I don't know how they would have gone about working out which one, they just told me to get some rest. for myself, i went and got checked for natural antibodies for covid, thinking it was caused by asymptomatic (or long) covid or something... but the result was negative... maybe ill check for some others (west nile etc) if i had time. > But now it's cleared I can tell there was definitely something abnormal going on. one clue for me that also supports some kind of virus/infection caused autoimmune issue, was that i had a slightly higher temperature for several months and an elevated RF level (indicates overall inflammation) when doing my health checkups... that is, until getting the vaccine: full-stop no joke those issues all disappeared. i know it sounds crazy to some people, but thats my experience... and thanks for sharing yours, its great to be able to exchange notes with someone who may have had the same issue

andrekandre 5y ago

thanks for the reply, its appreciated > All they said to me from the blood test was that it showed I was fighting a virus, but I don't know how they would have gone about working out which one, they just told me to get some rest. for myself, i went and got checked for natural antibodies for covid, thinking it was caused by asymptomatic (or long) covid or something... but the result was negative... maybe ill check for some others (west nile etc) if i had time. > But now it's cleared I can tell there was definitely something abnormal going on. one clue for me that also supports some kind of virus/infection caused autoimmune issue, was that i had a slightly higher temperature for several months and an elevated RF level (indicates overall inflammation) when doing my health checkups... that is, until getting the vaccine: full-stop no joke those issues all disappeared. i know it sounds crazy to some people, but thats my experience... and thanks for sharing yours, its great to be able to exchange notes with someone who may have had the same issue