What do we know about long Covid?
Above link is to an article dated 18th August 2021 from the British Heart Foundation.
An excerpt, describing GET as pacing...
Ditto for me. They worked for my father too. He made dowsing rods out of old wire coat hangers.
I still wonder if I did something unconsciously to affect the result in some way.
Just found this reference to the Clock study (by accident, I wasn't looking for it deliberately!) :
Edit :
https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1433059147138748419
For anyone without a Twitter account, to see the whole thread click on the first sentence, where it says "This doesn't look good".
There is a popular belief amongst the privileged that being born out of the right vagina automatically makes them entitled to lots of money, makes them cleverer than people who came out of non-rich vaginas, and makes them more stylish too.
On the subject of blood volume in ME this link, and the links within it, might be of interest :
https://www.healthrising.org/treating-chronic-fatigue-syndrome/enhancing-blood-volume-in-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-mecfs-and-fibromyalgia/
[I'm not suggesting that any of the suggestions work - I've...
I don't have any suggestions other than decide what you want to try from all the advice on the web or see a doctor or podiatrist/chiropodist or pharmacist.
Just don't ignore the problem. I had a university friend who ignored her severely cracked heels and her entire heel separated from her...
I thought the psychiatrist Prof Peter White was sometimes referred to as Peter D. White. (D for Denton - dunno where I got that snippet from.) The person I assume is a patient has never had a middle initial mentioned or any kind of title (edit: that I've ever seen).
I don't know any numbers, sorry. Both CFS and ME crop up fairly frequently on the thyroid forum I read, and I've noticed that more and more people with thyroid disease are saying that they have been diagnosed with CFS. Far fewer say they have been diagnosed with ME, and those who have been...
I've only started making this distinction in recent years - but I think there are people who are journalists and people who are reporters. Or there are people who switch from one to the other and back again depending on what their remit is for a particular piece of work. For example, 99.9% of...
One thing that has never occurred to me until just now is :
Who makes the MUS diagnosis? Is it a GP? A doctor in secondary care? Can someone be seen by a GP, get given an FBC (Full Blood Count), and end up being sent straight to an MUS clinic without being seen by secondary care, do not pass...
I think Tom Chivers has been used in the position of "useful idiot" by his unnamed sources.
In this case the people using him are those representing the Royal Colleges.
From the unherd article :
The only thing about a new definition I can come up with is that the people supporting BPS and...
That tweet from Sense About Science (2 posts before this one) saying that subjective measures are welcomed by patients is absolute nonsense. It is just a way for the medical profession to stop actually trying to cure anyone, and to make a blanket prescription of anti-depressants and exercise to...
Title : Anemia and iron metabolism in COVID-19: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Link : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32816244/
Abstract
Iron metabolism and anemia may play an important role in multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). We...
Yes, I know. I don't have an account. But until today this has never mattered when all I wanted to read was public tweets. But now this has been blocked.
I just succeeded! I had to open the page it was originally posted on by Adam. Then I right clicked on the picture of the article and chose to open it in a private window.
I have a full-sized desktop PC, not a mobile device.
But until they shut down the private window option, which I'm sure...
I agree - but how much info is given to the people who do the approval on this type of work? Perhaps they know nothing about LP apart from the fact that no drugs are involved? Since CBT and other psychological treatments are considered safe by most people perhaps the assumption is made (without...
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