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Iron Depletion in Blood related to COVID?
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Nov 7 7:35am | Replies (1078)Comment receiving replies
These doctors should be ashamed and should NOT discredit people when they tell you their experiences. Just because you haven’t personally seen a case does not mean it don’t exist. The same has happened to me after I got the Phizer vaccine back in May 2021. No previous iron issues or deficiency until after that damn vaccine. Now 3 years later I am still dealing with the ups and downs of iron deficiency because no one knows how to properly treat me with a proper dosage of iron supplements. How will Pfizer compensate me?!
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Try Ferrous Sulfate Elixor 220 mg /5mls equivalent to 44mg/iron, take with 1 packet EmergenC helps it go down and you need a doctor to order it at your pharmacy.For my small size I dispensed 6.8 mls of elixor for a whole year every morning. I am not anemic any more but my mean corpusal volume MCV and the other two are sky high, now my thyroid hormones are sky high the thyroid peroxidase antibodies are 362 normal is < 35. The functional medicine doctor is saying auto immune disease, thyroid dysfunction, he says 5 months of treatment.And I am getting a ultra sound to see my thyroids by my conventional doctors. I have lost a lot of weight in the past four months of muscle and fat, this worries me my whole body hurts. Pfizer will compensate after three years, you have to apply to Vaers and Pfizer US Drug safety unit POBOX 800 ,Peapack, NJ 07972