Iron Depletion in Blood related to COVID?

Posted by stellm @stellm, Jun 11, 2021

Has there been any reports of iron depletion in the blood after receiving the Pfizer vaccine?

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These doctors should be ashamed and should NOT discredit people when they tell you their experiences. Just because you haven’t personally seen a case does not mean it don’t exist. The same has happened to me after I got the Phizer vaccine back in May 2021. No previous iron issues or deficiency until after that damn vaccine. Now 3 years later I am still dealing with the ups and downs of iron deficiency because no one knows how to properly treat me with a proper dosage of iron supplements. How will Pfizer compensate me?!

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@whoesonfirst

Hello everyone. I have had Covid for 3 years and change - so that "flu" does like to hang around. I am one of those Long Haul Covid people. I have several ongoing illnesses, conditions (?) I don't even know what to call them, chronic fatigue is one of them. I am not just tired like I need a nap, it;s in my muscles, my joints my skin, my brain, I can't think kind of tired. I was never a sick child or adult, no asthma, didn't get colds or flu's, still have my tonsils, I was an outdoor kid, played sports, all of that stuff. Now I am a friggen mess. But anyways. I had some labs last week or so and I tested a very low in iron at anemic levels. They want to run a few more labs to check a few other levels more in depth. Nothing has really changed for me in the last few months that I can remember - don't laugh - this memory deficit is a challenge. My hair is falling out. That is pretty big! Yea, it's a new thing it is falling out. Falling out, not breaking off, or a strand here or there, falling out, in the shower and the brush, clumps. I have really bad headaches. They used to be really bad. They put me on some medication that really helped,a nd I am still on it but the headaches are back. My eyes hurt. I guess that sounds pretty shitty when I put it all down in writing. The doc the other day anxiety causes all that - you are JUST anxious.... Nope, I am aware, I know I am not "just anxious" ... what an ass! so frustrating
I hope your husband finds his a matter of an added switch in his diet a bit or get to the bottom of his anemia woows and nothing serious. Stay well my friends & Let good health find its way back to us all!

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Doctors will not admit or do much here is some suggestions,you need liquid iron, it absorbs slowly in the stomach but it will work, bring you out of that fog and fatigue. Take the liquid with EmergenC. The hair is affected being anemic , Natures Bounty Hair skin and nails Gummies helps take two morning and at night. I did not get Covid, I got the Covid bivalent m RNA vaccine and it made my blood dangerously abmormal where I needed a blood transfusion. Since I was a very healthy with no underlying conditions before the vaccine, I am very lucky to be alive.

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@14sam

These doctors should be ashamed and should NOT discredit people when they tell you their experiences. Just because you haven’t personally seen a case does not mean it don’t exist. The same has happened to me after I got the Phizer vaccine back in May 2021. No previous iron issues or deficiency until after that damn vaccine. Now 3 years later I am still dealing with the ups and downs of iron deficiency because no one knows how to properly treat me with a proper dosage of iron supplements. How will Pfizer compensate me?!

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Try Ferrous Sulfate Elixor 220 mg /5mls equivalent to 44mg/iron, take with 1 packet EmergenC helps it go down and you need a doctor to order it at your pharmacy.For my small size I dispensed 6.8 mls of elixor for a whole year every morning. I am not anemic any more but my mean corpusal volume MCV and the other two are sky high, now my thyroid hormones are sky high the thyroid peroxidase antibodies are 362 normal is < 35. The functional medicine doctor is saying auto immune disease, thyroid dysfunction, he says 5 months of treatment.And I am getting a ultra sound to see my thyroids by my conventional doctors. I have lost a lot of weight in the past four months of muscle and fat, this worries me my whole body hurts. Pfizer will compensate after three years, you have to apply to Vaers and Pfizer US Drug safety unit POBOX 800 ,Peapack, NJ 07972

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I also have experienced iron deficiency and anemia post covid and had to have iron infusions, although insurance will no longer cover. I now take iron supplements. Platelets remain high.

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@diana6

Doctors will not admit or do much here is some suggestions,you need liquid iron, it absorbs slowly in the stomach but it will work, bring you out of that fog and fatigue. Take the liquid with EmergenC. The hair is affected being anemic , Natures Bounty Hair skin and nails Gummies helps take two morning and at night. I did not get Covid, I got the Covid bivalent m RNA vaccine and it made my blood dangerously abmormal where I needed a blood transfusion. Since I was a very healthy with no underlying conditions before the vaccine, I am very lucky to be alive.

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Thank you for the information.
WOW, that is beyond awful!! I hope you are no longer having any covid health problems from the vaccine or any other part of this Covid Disease. This Disease has done a lot of damage to to many people in so many ways. If you are health now, I hope you are able to stay exactly that way!
I appreciate the information!
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply.

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@whoesonfirst

Thank you for the information.
WOW, that is beyond awful!! I hope you are no longer having any covid health problems from the vaccine or any other part of this Covid Disease. This Disease has done a lot of damage to to many people in so many ways. If you are health now, I hope you are able to stay exactly that way!
I appreciate the information!
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply.

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I want to thank you all for your support and input. What a journey this has been and it’s good to kno that I am not alone or crazy. It’s a shame that I have to be so demanding with doctors to take my vitamin levels to even figure out what’s goin on with me. When doing research on this crazy vaccine it states your blood levels (iron and ferritin) should be optimal. It believe I must have been deficient in some capacity for this to affect me in such a bad way. I took ferrets for awhile and up until March the tablets seem to stop working. I felt palpitations, off balance and tired again. So now I am on a liquid iron journey and starting with the wow brand. Two weeks now and my palpitations seemed to begin to minimize, so prayers up. But the equilibrium still seems off. The worst feeling. My problem is, do I take it daily or every other day because of your hepcidin levels raising the next day? I have hopes that the liquid iron will be my savior.

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@klf58

I also have experienced iron deficiency and anemia post covid and had to have iron infusions, although insurance will no longer cover. I now take iron supplements. Platelets remain high.

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Possible your White Blood Cells WBC are fighting when they die they become platelets.

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@14sam

I want to thank you all for your support and input. What a journey this has been and it’s good to kno that I am not alone or crazy. It’s a shame that I have to be so demanding with doctors to take my vitamin levels to even figure out what’s goin on with me. When doing research on this crazy vaccine it states your blood levels (iron and ferritin) should be optimal. It believe I must have been deficient in some capacity for this to affect me in such a bad way. I took ferrets for awhile and up until March the tablets seem to stop working. I felt palpitations, off balance and tired again. So now I am on a liquid iron journey and starting with the wow brand. Two weeks now and my palpitations seemed to begin to minimize, so prayers up. But the equilibrium still seems off. The worst feeling. My problem is, do I take it daily or every other day because of your hepcidin levels raising the next day? I have hopes that the liquid iron will be my savior.

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Liquid iron every other day, but your doctor will know how much and how often. If he does not know, get another doctor! Hepcidin? Do you mean Hematocrit.Once your not anemic and your blood levels are normal the fatigue and heart racing will subside. Because you are tired your heart beats faster to get blood/ O2 to your organs.

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@14sam

I want to thank you all for your support and input. What a journey this has been and it’s good to kno that I am not alone or crazy. It’s a shame that I have to be so demanding with doctors to take my vitamin levels to even figure out what’s goin on with me. When doing research on this crazy vaccine it states your blood levels (iron and ferritin) should be optimal. It believe I must have been deficient in some capacity for this to affect me in such a bad way. I took ferrets for awhile and up until March the tablets seem to stop working. I felt palpitations, off balance and tired again. So now I am on a liquid iron journey and starting with the wow brand. Two weeks now and my palpitations seemed to begin to minimize, so prayers up. But the equilibrium still seems off. The worst feeling. My problem is, do I take it daily or every other day because of your hepcidin levels raising the next day? I have hopes that the liquid iron will be my savior.

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Found this about hepcidin
What is the relationship between hepcidin and iron disorders?
Hepcidin is elevated during inflammation and/or infection. This can cause iron dysregulation with hypoferremia and anemia related to inflammatory disease [7]. Hypoferremia can also represent a strategic host defense to limit iron availability to microorganisms.

What stimulates hepcidin?
The iron availability is controlled by the liver peptide hormone hepcidin. The body iron increase causes the production of hepcidin, which is released in the circulation and acts on its receptor ferroportin, a transmembrane iron exporter protein highly expressed on enterocyte, macrophages, and hepatocytes.Oct 9, 2019

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@14sam

I want to thank you all for your support and input. What a journey this has been and it’s good to kno that I am not alone or crazy. It’s a shame that I have to be so demanding with doctors to take my vitamin levels to even figure out what’s goin on with me. When doing research on this crazy vaccine it states your blood levels (iron and ferritin) should be optimal. It believe I must have been deficient in some capacity for this to affect me in such a bad way. I took ferrets for awhile and up until March the tablets seem to stop working. I felt palpitations, off balance and tired again. So now I am on a liquid iron journey and starting with the wow brand. Two weeks now and my palpitations seemed to begin to minimize, so prayers up. But the equilibrium still seems off. The worst feeling. My problem is, do I take it daily or every other day because of your hepcidin levels raising the next day? I have hopes that the liquid iron will be my savior.

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Does vitamin C lower hepcidin?
Vitamin C directly inhibits hepcidin expression within HepG2 cells. Moreover, by enhancing EPOR production, vitamin C may correct the downregulating EPOR from EPO, which has additional effect with EPO in treating anemia.

I was taking EmergenC packet with liquid iron

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