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@chasingshadows You said you take Vit D is this D3 from my understanding there is a difference The D3 is suppose to be better for the body to absorb Ask your Dr about this
I am sorry to hear that there is someone else going through this reactivated EBV. It's horrible, and I know how you feel. I, too, have been battling it for almost 2 years. My family doctor is aware of it, but doesn't know why. I'm to see a dr. of internal medicine this month. But I don't feel that is going to produce any answers either. My Vitamin D continues to drop even though I've upped my dosage. I pray that we will all find answers to this. Hang in there, Chasingshadows! There is comfort in knowing it's not just in our heads, but there are others going through the same thing.
@chasingshadows I totally understand wanting to "reclaim your life." I recommend continuing to research and find something that you think will work for you. I have not heard any good things from anyone with EBV and Mayo. Another option is the functional medicine clinic at the Cleveland clinic. Also Dr Rodger Murphree at http://www.yourfibrodoctor.com, Dr Jacob Teitelbaum at vitality101.com. Kasia Kines, PhD just published a book about EBV called The Epstein-Barr Solution. It sounds like you are taking a lot of the right supplements. I am also on a lot of those however, I believe my issue stems from low cortisol so I am trying to focus on that now. I filled out the online paperwork to work with Dr. Murphree. I'm hoping to hear from his office soon. Continue to be your own advocate. Don't give up!