I agree. Crashing out of the workforce, using my savings because I probably won't be eligible for disability benefits, losing my independence and facing life-long poverty is more stressful than some random deadlines or difficult managers at work. I think for now the financial impact is the most...
I wouldn't describe myself as mild because I'm housebound and even small activities can trigger PEM, but every day is a good day in terms of not having symptoms when I'm not in PEM.
My immediate PEM symptoms change every few weeks, but at the moment I get body chills, a sore throat and painful legs. If I have a headache the next day, I definitely overdid it, but I count the immediate and the delayed onset as PEM. I don't have symptoms when I'm not in PEM apart from...
Abstract
In a subset of children and adolescents, SARS-CoV-2 infection induces a severe acute hyperinflammatory shock1 termed multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) at four to eight weeks after infection. MIS-C is characterized by a specific T cell expansion2 and systemic...
This happened to me a few weeks after I recovered from covid. Nothing was found and I never made the connection to long covid because I didn't know it was a thing in 2020.
Allegedly it had around 100,000 readers as of 4 years ago.
But this isn't an actual newspaper with editorial staff.
https://medienwoche.ch/2021/05/20/gibt-es-eine-mittellaendische-zeitung/
Wasn't there a mouse model for ME/CFS? Or is it not valid? What if "something in the blood" successfully replicates previous results? Maybe we can induce ME/CFS in rats somehow, take healthy control rats and do immunofluorescent experiments.
How did they get "unhealthy" rats for their experiments?
I have found some contact details:
https://www.zi-mannheim.de/en/research/people/person/1151.html
https://www.uni-kiel.de/en/person/goeder-robert-5898
https://publica.fraunhofer.de/entities/person/953f8f0e-f5a0-4db5-915a-8f966d2fcb1a
I don't have OI, but I work mostly from bed to keep my heart rate low. I get PEM from cognitive exertion surprisingly quickly, but only if I'm working on something unfamiliar where I have to think quite hard. Routine tasks are not a problem.
I also monitor my heart rate and I get PEM even if it...
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