I think I have delta
POSTED BY: dreamtrove
UPDATED: Monday, August 12, 2024 16:32
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Hope you get better, DT.
I got sick again this past week, seems like a 3rd round of covid. Couldn't conjure where I got it, until realized my friend got vaxxed about a month ago. He got thge J&J. he's been in poor health for years.
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
lol
DT's going to love this one.
Psaki is a fucking idiot.
Lol
It took me a second. She meant to say "covid can still kill you" not vaccines
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Hope you get better, DT.
I got sick again this past week, seems like a 3rd round of covid. Couldn't conjure where I got it, until realized my friend got vaxxed about a month ago. He got thge J&J. he's been in poor health for years.
Seven Golden vials. I think I've gotten two times covid. I'm going to try to avoid the other five
I've noticed the beast has been preloading this with bogus explanations of why you can get "re-infected" with covid
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Both my husband and daughter were on dexamethasone
yeah seems like a really bad one
I've had 12 of these tachycardia attacks int he last two days, highest was 207, and some go on for hoursQuote:
Steroids come with lists of side effects longer than your arm, but not everyone will experience all of, or the same, side effects. You just have to try it and see.
Got it. Wheel of Suck.Quote:
Dexamethasone is an extremely powerful steroid. The only reason to use it, and not another steroid, is that it penetrates the blood-brain barrier, so it is (or was, anyway) used after brain surgery to reduce brain swelling.
Great, more brain damageQuote:
Perhaps your doctor suspects brain inflammation* as well as body-wide inflammation.
Or he's a ninny and he pulled it off someone's recommendation list for covidQuote:
It sounds to me like you have had a problem with your heart rate BEFORE dexamethasone and BEFORE Covid.
I'd have some minor issues.Quote:
Having gone thru that myself, CAUSED BY RARE REACTION TO A GENERALLY WELL-TOLERATED SUPPLEMENT (SAM-E), you should look over your supplements to make sure that you aren't pre-disposing yourself to high heart rate.
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There are several causes of high heart rate, I learned from the cardiologist. The most common are dehydration/electrolyte imbalance (low sodium), and fever..
Dexamethazone upregulates angiostatin 2 which is countered by ACE2 which is in turn inhibited by covid, causing the imbalance. It's was pretty simple to work out. The doctors at the ER were willing to accept that but not doing anything about it because they didn't have a blood test for ANG2 levels so they didn't want to rx an ANG2 inhibitor. I mean, that's logical, because piling more drugs on top could make matters worseQuote:
But some causes originate in your heart's natural "pacemaker", a bundle of nerves in the upper part of your heart that fires to start each heartbeat. SOME people's "pacemaker" is sensitive to extra adrenaline floating around, and it may fire too frequently. You're under stress. You're prolly pumping out adrenaline now.
I considered this also, so I got some Kava, norepinephrine inhibitorQuote:
BUT YOU SHOULD BE SEEN BY A CARDIOLOGIST TO HAVE THAT SORTED OUT if you have high heart rate frequently, assuming that you aren't dehydrated or short of electrolytes.
Yep. but slowQuote:
In my case, I was told my heart was working great
yeah same here. I guess if you weren't in good cardiac health then the tachycardia would have caused a heart attack and you would have been there for a heart attack insteadQuote:
it was just my pacemaker that was fucking up. I was prescribed metoprolol, which reduces the effect of adrenaline, but I never took it. I just waited another (very uncomfortable) month for the effects of SAM-E to wear off, which it did, eventually.
Yeah, same logic. It's an easier approach than the ANG2 inhibitors, which are all rx BP meds.Quote:
*Brain immunity and body immunity are usually separated by the blood/brain barrier and are two different things; so using steroids to reduce inflammation in the body generally shouldn't reach the brain if the blood/brain barrier is intact.
If you recall my sister's brain cancer threads from 2010-2013, I went through this with her. She was on DEX at some pointQuote:
You need to take practical steps to troubleshoot your own health, and you also need to know when to call in the troops... or somebody else needs to know when to call in the troops for you, bc sick people generally are NOT the best judge
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DREAMTROVE: Brain swelling kills brain cells. If cells swell up in a closed space ... like, say, the skull... they wind up getting squeezed to death. And neurons don't regrow.
Therefore, doctors take a LOT of effort to prevent and correct brain swelling, including opening holes into the skull, removing parts of the skull, and prescribing medications that may otherwise have powerful negative side effects elsewhere.
Sorry, but I don't recall reading your posts about your sister's illness.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Originally posted by DREAMTROVE:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
lol
DT's going to love this one.
Psaki is a fucking idiot.
Lol
It took me a second. She meant to say "covid can still kill you" not vaccines
Yeah. I know.
I think the real reason that they're always wearing masks in the White House is because whatever brain-rot Dumbass Joe* has is contagious.
I can totally picture Psaki chugging a Gatorade now. I think of her whenever you say the Beast.
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Vaccinated People: "You need to get muh vaccination shots that don't work because I got muh vaccination shots that don't work and I'm afraid of people that didn't get muh vaccination shots that don't work because muh vaccination shots that don't work don't work."
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
DREAMTROVE: Brain swelling kills brain cells. If cells swell up in a closed space ... like, say, the skull... they wind up getting squeezed to death. And neurons don't regrow.
Therefore, doctors take a LOT of effort to prevent and correct brain swelling, including opening holes into the skull, removing parts of the skull, and prescribing medications that may otherwise have powerful negative side effects elsewhere.
Sorry, but I don't recall reading your posts about your sister's illness.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
My sister's illness consumed my entire life for two years, so I wasn't posting a lot at that time but yeah, we went through all of this.
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When you ae tending someone who is seriously ill, posting can fall by the wayside.
How are YOU doing today, speaking of posting?
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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I've spent the last four days in the hospital, home again, in bad shape, with a beta blocker. I would say if you didn't mind NWO dick in your ass you could get the vax instead, but there were people in there with the vax who had covid, it might be useless as a vax.
Anyway, can't get out of bed, going to try to eat
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