Connect
← Return to Does anyone else have MGUS?
Discussion
Comment receiving replies
Thank you kayabbot - I’m also from a medical background and found those studies you cited and know how research works. I appreciate the explanation though.
I have inferred the connection between the mRNA vaccines I took and the changes in my health - it’s only a theory and time will tell.
Or I’ll never know? My MM doc said we’ll know in 20-30 years if there’s a connection. I got the feeling he’s been asked that before!
As I said, I think the vaccines overwhelmingly worked to save many lives- only just a few who may have had changes in their immune system beyond the expected Covid immunity.
I will look for the studies that led me to start thinking that there might be causation and post here.
My own condition is now being explained as possibly not MGUS or something similar that could be resolving.
Replies to "Thank you kayabbot - I’m also from a medical background and found those studies you cited..."
Connect
Fingers (and toes) crossed that you don't have MGUS and instead something that is leaving. There is so much to learn. I have celiac because of H1N1 followed by high stress (and genetics). I got glutened last March the same day I was exposed to covid. Having covid during a cytokine storm was not fun. My long covid (LC) is almost gone. Vaccines do trigger our immune systems, and are they still on alert once the mRNA bits are gone? There are similarities between LC and some autoimmune diseases.