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COVID and vitamin deficiencies: Have you been tested?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: May 29, 2022 | Replies (10)
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@colleenyoung

@tiredmommy, fellow member @jsam asked a similar question and I moved your post to this existing discussion:
- COVID and vitamin deficiencies: Have you been tested? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/covid-and-vitamin-deficiencies/

I think @mkqq @ebergfeld may have experiences to share.

Tiredmommy, have you asked your doctor about testing for vitamin deficiencies?

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tiredmommy | @tiredmommy | May 28, 2022

Thanks so much! I was going to ask my doctor on Wednesday about it.

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chriscece45 | @chriscece45 | May 29, 2022

I am in the process of having not only all vitamin levels tested, but also all inflammatory indicators, all blood panels inclusive of a d-dimer, ANA and all associated with for autoimmune possible indicators, to calcium and other elements for cancer or pretty much anything to help my provider barrow the identity field down as for my case so many systemic issues involved with no real common condition/link to each other and no history or self/family history to support all things going on. Plus all of the issues started at the same time in mid December. Spoke to CDC 2 days ago they want a VAERS from me once my clinicals have been completed. My providers feel this is due to COVID, however had the J&J last May as well. So my providers as well as myself want to make sure the data gets reported accurately and affectively to hopefully help in the future for prevention and increased positive patient out comes in the future for all.

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