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The Long Haul: Part 2
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The Long Haul: Part 2

Contributing Factors and The Data on Long Covid

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Apr 05, 2022
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Here the top contributing clinical factors with long haulers along with the most current data on Long-Covid:

As seen clinically by myself and other doctors who are familiar with treating long haulers (from any/all viruses):

  • It turns on a chronic cytokine activation, inflammatory process in the body via persistent immune activation

  • Persistence of viral load and/or potential chronic reactivation of the viral load

  • Mitochondrial damage

  • Persistent auto-antibodies leading to autoimmune presentation

  • All of this leads to eventual immune “burn out”

  • Co-infections are not held at bay and allowed to surface/resurface

  • Inflammation trigged in the brain leads to persistent “down stream” neurologically driven, system-wide issues

The term ‘post-viral syndrome’ is a catch-all term for the wide range of health symptoms that are present ≥4 weeks after infection.

Reality is, as it’s been for me personally and for the many patients I’ve seen in my career, that some people don’t snap back fast after a particularly nasty virus. Sometimes it’s a slow, long haul back to optimal vitality.

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