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Hi Joan,
Speaking of apologies for not replying sooner, all correspondence from Mayo Clinic since 5/14 has been going directly to my spam folder. Just noticed the problem this morning (5/31). I’ve been preoccupied with other health issues, alas.
I have not encountered anyone else with lymphedema symptoms and possible post covid (long Covid) linkage.
Will post updates about homeopathy when available. I will be treated for elevated Epstein Barr titers with Intravenous ozone infusions… beginning in about three weeks. All I can do is hope for some relief.
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At least you checked your spam, Keith! Thanks.
How does one persuade med personnel to check for Epstein Barr titers?
The COVID clinic at a DC university has sorta dismissed my symptoms w/o examining me - based solely on one telemed conversation. They want me to see a lymphedema specialist and for the other symptoms that occurred at the same time? See the people I've already seen (podiatrist x2, ER x 2; dermatologist x2 etc.) or find new ones.
I'm discouraged.
My hope for you is relief. One of us must get some.
Thanks for your thoughtfulness.
Joan