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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
Just curious if the excess deaths with abnormal blood clotting that has been reported in vaccinated people and low iron, ferritin and/or anemia might be connected even in the most unexpected manner. Many independent sources now document that none of the vaccines actually prevent covid and are, in fact, the cause of many blood abnormalities in previously healthy individuals. Could MGUS, myeloma and other blood diseases possibly be triggered by these inadequately tested vaccines?
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I took oral iron for years. Low was in 10s and it would come back up to 12s. After first covid vaccine, oral iron and infusions did not bring it back up. PCP recommended hematologist and I have been now been diagnosed with Waldenstrom’s. I have Mayo appointment on 11/7.
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These is so much money involved in the Covid response, not to mention the political capital, that I don’t think we will ever know the truth. So many of us are reporting adverse affects yet I have seen almost nothing in the news.