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@leinaz

I thought it was just me! I had two Pfizer shots in 2021 back to back. I had a bad reaction after the 2nd, I went to the doctors and reported it and I was dismissed. (she looked me in the eye and told me no other women have reported swelling underneath their armpits, extreme bleeding, etc. she was a damn liar!). Soon after I started having allergic reactions to food, on top of all the other long Covid symptoms. The allergy testing is what led to my Covid syndrome/long Covid diagnosis. They told me I was allergic to sunflower and sesame seeds and their oils and that I might have gluten intolerance. I cut those things out of my diet and still at least once a week, I’ll have an allergic reaction to something. I have eaten. Hives on my scalp, itchy, skin flushed, intestinal issues, etc.
I just kept searching for answers for why I felt so bad. Test after test, specialist after specialist. For years. Until I ended up back at the original immunologist I started at four years prior. After he looked through all my records and the testing done he said we’ve ruled everything else out, and with your symptoms, white blood cell counts, I believe you have Covid syndrome/ Long Covid.

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I had some unbelievable symptoms many years ago, long before COVID. Fingernails got paper thin and so painful if touched. The most humiliating (as a woman) was having my hair fall out in clumps leaving me with large bald spots.
Eventually I was diagnosed with Celiac disease. As someone who has dealt with CD for 26 years, I can testify that there are endless and sometimes conflicting symptoms. My specialist said that I probably had CD for many years previous to the onset of overt symptoms, but they did not start until I had my gallbladder out. There is a strong connection between CD and gallbladder problems.
Hope this helps.