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Does anyone else have MGUS?

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@kayabbott

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.

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Thank you! I’m hoping that’s the case too.
Immunology is fascinating and research goes so fast now- hoping we learn more soon about inflammation and autoimmunity.
The cytokine storm is what killed so many people with Covid infections. Once our immune system is ramped up, it can become its own worst enemy.
Lots still unknown - clearly the vaccine helped much more than it caused harm.