[altabob]

If you are using “system” doctors they might not be much help for anything covid related. You probably need to get outside the system. I’m using Scott at leading edge clinic with Pierre Kory right now, very good but $, Syed Haider I’ve also worked with and he is good. My free doctor , Michael Turner and possibly the wellness company might be OK, but I have no direct experience with them, They would probably want to get rid of any spike protein in your system, so Nattokinase, augmented NAC and maybe IVM. Best of luck!

[craigsjoberg]

Get with a Naturopath & full blood work up, Nattokinase and the “McCullough protocol”, YES Gotta rid out the Spike Protein. Am personally using the Lackesis Snake Venom + other serious diet improvements. We are on the frontier my friend. YES get away from all Sellout Establo Douch Docs*…. and I’m a Doctor that knows enough to say we are in Sad and Scary times….

Vlad Lenin did say, “IF YOU want to control people, you must first control their health care!”

*Notice the name of Dr Robert Malone’s book….. “THE LIES MY GOVERNMENT TOLD ME” Buy it ! you’ll learn what you need to know…. CDC, et.al. are pure Money Grubbing EVIL.!! Follow us with watching twice Paul Marik’s video on the LONG Covid / Long Vax Covid…. You will likely get better with these guys help.

Cheers, Dr Craig Sjoberg

[NurseWindy]

I would also think about magnesium deficiency with some of your symptoms including the anxiety, HTN, tachycardia, trouble with swallowing. Magnesium glycinate is the best oral supplement. There is also Angstrom Magnesium (sublingual ): 99.9% pure magnesium; liquid applied under the tongue; Such as Mother Earth Minerals Angstrom Minerals, Magnesium-8 ozs.

Remnant nurses would be very helpful. Great nurses and functional nurse / homeopathic nurses too. And no more Remdesivir!! 🙏🏻 for healing. Nurse Windy

[Karen_flccc]

The FLCCC long Covid treatment protocol may have some additional suggestions that you could add
https://imahealth.org/protocol/i-recover-long-covid-treatment/

My young adult daughter has severe MCAS (co-morbidity of EDS, not from Covid) and she has found it takes a while to figure out your personal triggers and how to manage them. For her it’s not only foods, but changes in temperature (going from a warm house into the cold air), or strong emotions (positive or negative) that cause her MCAS to flare. Over the years as she gets it more under control she’s not quite so easily triggered.

For her the meds that have been the most helpful are Gastrocrom (liquid cromolyn sodium) several times a day before meals & compounded ketotifen (over the counter in some countries but in the US you need a script and to have the capsules made up at a compounding pharmacy). She also takes quercitin. For others, it’s H1/H2 blockers or mast cell stabilizers like the monolukast that you’re currently taking.

So sorry you are dealing with MCAS — it’s such a challenging condition.