COVID VACCINE

 NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEM

COVID-19  is killing people all around the world.

Mostly, people with overactive and damaged immune systems are being affected by it.

And more than 80% of people hospitalized with COVID-19 experience neurological complications.

NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATION AND ME/CFS

What is ME/CFS?

ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatic Syndrome)

ME/CFS is a neurological disease that affects the immune system, nervous system, and endocrine system.

In 80% of people, an awful viral infection can cause it.

Immune disorders and hormone imbalance triggers the infectious illness.

People with ME/CFS suffer from:

• Severe fatigue
• Loss of memory, focus, and concentration
• Sleep disorders
• Frequent headaches and dizziness

 

Is ME/CFS Curable Disease?

There is no cure for myalgic encephalomyelitis/ chronic fatigue syndrome. 

 

 It is a disease characterized by extreme fatigue. 

Worsens with physical or mental activity and doesn’t improve with rest.

 

You can get this disease at any age, but it most commonly affects 

middle-aged adults, especially women.

 Some relief from Chronic Fatigue Symptoms:

• For pain, use over-the-counter or prescription pain relievers
•  Some low doses of antidepressants may help in improving your sleep and relieve pain

Is COVID-19 Vaccine Safe For People With ME/CFS?

There is a risk of ME/CFS relapse with the COVID-19 vaccine,

since the COVID-19  vaccine is hyper-reactive.

Do you want the risk of death from COVID–19 or the threat of ME/CFS relapse?

People with covid-19 could develop ME/CFS, which affects the immune system.

Boosting the immune system naturally, before and after vaccination, will help.

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How to Boost Your Immune System?

Eat Healthy Foods and supplements to boost your immune system.

Healthy foods are almonds, spinach, eggs, yogurt, broccoli, and apples.

Supplements are Vitamin B6, C, and E.

 

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Signs of Weak Immune System:

• Your wounds do not heal quickly
• You feel tired, mostly
• You have a cold and flu, very often digestive problems, such as cramping, loss of appetite, nausea, and diarrhea.
• Low platelet counts or anemia.

 

Can COVID-19 Trigger ME/CFS?

COVID -19 does intensify the preexisting ME/CFS symptoms and worsen them.
WHO- World Health Organization has classified ME/CFS as a Neurological Disease.
The NIH (National Institute of Allergy), head  Dr. Anthony Fauci, publicly acknowledged that COVID-19 is linked to its sister disease ME/CFS.

Experts are predicting that the current Covid-19 pandemic might double the ME/CFS cases.

Almost 35% of COVID-19 survivors have neurological symptoms.

Conclusion

People with ME/CFS should get vaccinated for COVID-19.

“The risk of getting complications from COVID is higher! compared to potential side effects from the vaccine.”

Boosting the immune system naturally, before and after vaccination, will definitely support it.