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I had two Pfizer vaccine shots in the spring of 2021, a booster in Nov. of 2021 - and then actually had a very mild case of Covid this past summer (2022). I get a flu shot every fall and I’m in general good health so am not sure I need another Covid booster at this point. So I’m curious what others are doing.
Nope never had the first one as was still trying ti determine what was wrong . Then the clots started on people with shots already had clots
I'm like 7up never had it never will its gene therapy not… read more
I found out I have hypothyroidism, I had a hysterectomy in November. It is not as bad as last year, but continues to happen. Was hoping someone can provide some guideance.
Regarding thyroid: I've been treated for Hashimoto's thyroiditis for 40 years. 100 mcg of Synthroid has kept my thyroid level normal, ever since the correct dosage was found. Also: Does… read more
Has anyone who is on Hydrea been advised to get a third full dose as opposed to booster of the covid vaccine? My hemotologist advised a third dose since I take Hydrea,but my pharmacist said the CDC is not considering Hydrea an immunosuppressive drug and thus a booster is all I need
I've just been to an MPN specialist who told me the Moderna booster is all I need. So far I've been told by a hematologist to get third full dose, CVS pharmacist said booster and MPN specialist said… read more
Yes, I definitely have memory issues!! I'm afraid it's from the ET itself or the HU. I feel so self-conscious when I'm talking to someone + I forget a word or 2, or even forget what I'm talking… read more
My Dr. had me get the 2nd booster.
It was the Pfizer all 4 were Pfizer.
I have PV and am on Hydrea. My hematologist has recommended a third full dose of Moderna since Hydreain his words is an immunosuppressant. An MPN specialist however just told me all that is needed is a booster of Moderna. Have any of you gotten this differing of opinions?
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Here's another source to consider. It's a 2017 scholarly article that discusses familial cases of MPNs (genetic predisposition. The authors say this: “In our experience, about 7% to 8% of patients… read more
🌟Anyone familiar with this
Says it’s a revolutionary specialized treatment for chronic infections, cancer, blood disorders, vitality, longevity, etc.
Apparently, many ppl do this worldwide for multiple reasons.
Reports say no known reported side effects and safe for all ages.
🌟I’m quoted it’s about $8,000 total, told the stem cells last for your life and they’re from umbilical cord blood with NO DNA from healthy babies and mothers
Said they’re tested to be safe and thankfully non- Covid… read more
Tatiana, I was only sharing my single person experience. I'll add, I was quite sick when I had Covid.
The trial for immunity measured 52 different 'proteins', antibodies related to sars covib2..And… read more
Many of us myself included have said we noticed changes in our bodies and self and symptoms long before we were actually diagnosed.
This bothers me bc I want and need to know, as do we all.
It’s wrong to go by the date we were diagnosed.
Anyone? Thoughts?🤔
Depending on the type of mutation you have, you can sometimes distinguish between inherited and spontaneous, as well as using VAF % between different testings (it is good to repeat the genetic testing… read more
My husband has Jak2 ET. He’s currently sick w/COVID for 2nd time in a month. Took Paxlovid and symptoms got better. Now sick and positive again. Is ET considered an immunocompromised disorder? Seems regular docs don’t know a lot about ET.
Dear Debra,
Some doctors tend to minimise risks and use absolute terms. In absolute terms, someone with ET only and without treatment might not fit the bill of being immunocompromised if by… read more
