Everyone · 213 people
How it went for everyone who tried one of its treatments
Helped means they said it helped with what they took it for, which may be one symptom and not the illness. Each person counts once: someone who tried several of these treatments is split equally across those they said how it went for.
Shares are out of the 171 people who said how it went for at least one of them, each counted once, the parts rounded to whole people. 42 more tried one or credit the approach without saying how it went.
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| How it went | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Helped a lot | 35 | 21% |
| Helped | 67 | 39% |
| No change | 25 | 14% |
| Worse | 37 | 22% |
| Much worse | 7 | 4% |
Everyone · 68 people
Among the 68 who credit it with their improvement, here’s how they are now
Credit it means they say it’s one reason they got better.
Where each person was at the end of their story, or in their latest post that says how they are, compared with their worst point. Shares are out of the 67 people with a clear outcome; 1 more doesn’t say how they are.
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| Outcome described | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Recovered | 5 | 7% |
| Near normal | 12 | 18% |
| Much better | 20 | 30% |
| Somewhat better | 22 | 33% |
| Relapsed | 8 | 12% |
| Outcome unclear | 1 | — |
Did it last?
- 6 of 68 said the benefit of a treatment in this approach wore off (5 of them among the 8 who relapsed).
- 29 of 68 say they still need to keep doing something (not always one in this approach) to stay well.
Read from what people wrote, and the more someone wrote, the more likely they are to mention it. Some people stop posting before saying, so the real number may be higher.
Long COVID · 101 people
How it went for everyone who tried one of its treatments
Helped means they said it helped with what they took it for, which may be one symptom and not the illness. Each person counts once: someone who tried several of these treatments is split equally across those they said how it went for.
Shares are out of the 78 people who said how it went for at least one of them, each counted once, the parts rounded to whole people. 23 more tried one or credit the approach without saying how it went.
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| How it went | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Helped a lot | 15 | 19% |
| Helped | 34 | 44% |
| No change | 13 | 17% |
| Worse | 15 | 19% |
| Much worse | 1 | 1% |
Long COVID · 26 people
Among the 26 who credit it with their improvement, here’s how they are now
Credit it means they say it’s one reason they got better.
Where each person was at the end of their story, or in their latest post that says how they are, compared with their worst point.
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| Outcome described | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Recovered | 1 | 4% |
| Near normal | 7 | 27% |
| Much better | 8 | 31% |
| Somewhat better | 6 | 23% |
| Relapsed | 4 | 15% |
Did it last?
- 3 of 26 said the benefit of a treatment in this approach wore off (2 of them among the 4 who relapsed).
- 15 of 26 say they still need to keep doing something (not always one in this approach) to stay well.
Read from what people wrote, and the more someone wrote, the more likely they are to mention it. Some people stop posting before saying, so the real number may be higher.
ME/CFS · 111 people
How it went for everyone who tried one of its treatments
Helped means they said it helped with what they took it for, which may be one symptom and not the illness. Each person counts once: someone who tried several of these treatments is split equally across those they said how it went for.
Shares are out of the 92 people who said how it went for at least one of them, each counted once, the parts rounded to whole people. 19 more tried one or credit the approach without saying how it went.
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| How it went | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Helped a lot | 20 | 22% |
| Helped | 32 | 35% |
| No change | 12 | 13% |
| Worse | 22 | 24% |
| Much worse | 6 | 6% |
ME/CFS · 42 people
Among the 42 who credit it with their improvement, here’s how they are now
Credit it means they say it’s one reason they got better.
Where each person was at the end of their story, or in their latest post that says how they are, compared with their worst point. Shares are out of the 41 people with a clear outcome; 1 more doesn’t say how they are.
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| Outcome described | People | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Recovered | 4 | 10% |
| Near normal | 5 | 12% |
| Much better | 12 | 29% |
| Somewhat better | 16 | 39% |
| Relapsed | 4 | 10% |
| Outcome unclear | 1 | — |
Did it last?
- 3 of 42 said the benefit of a treatment in this approach wore off; all 3 are among the 4 who relapsed.
- 14 of 42 say they still need to keep doing something (not always one in this approach) to stay well.
Read from what people wrote, and the more someone wrote, the more likely they are to mention it. Some people stop posting before saying, so the real number may be higher.
Everyone · not split by condition
By how ill people were
Only the 68 who credit this approach, so people it didn’t help or made worse aren’t here. How they are now is their outcome overall.
| Severity at worst | How they are now | n | Recovered or near normal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild | 9 | 22%, few people | |
| Moderate | 12 | 25% | |
| Severe | 22 | 27% | |
| Very severe | 1 | 100%, few people | |
| Not stated | 24 | 22% |
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| At worst | Outcome | People | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild | Near normal | 2 of 9 | 22% |
| Mild | Much better | 1 of 9 | 11% |
| Mild | Somewhat better | 5 of 9 | 56% |
| Mild | Relapsed | 1 of 9 | 11% |
| Moderate | Recovered | 1 of 12 | 8% |
| Moderate | Near normal | 2 of 12 | 17% |
| Moderate | Much better | 5 of 12 | 41% |
| Moderate | Somewhat better | 2 of 12 | 17% |
| Moderate | Relapsed | 2 of 12 | 17% |
| Severe | Recovered | 2 of 22 | 9% |
| Severe | Near normal | 4 of 22 | 18% |
| Severe | Much better | 9 of 22 | 41% |
| Severe | Somewhat better | 5 of 22 | 23% |
| Severe | Relapsed | 2 of 22 | 9% |
| Very severe | Recovered | 1 of 1 | 100% |
| Not stated | Recovered | 1 of 23 | 4% |
| Not stated | Near normal | 4 of 23 | 18% |
| Not stated | Much better | 5 of 23 | 22% |
| Not stated | Somewhat better | 10 of 23 | 43% |
| Not stated | Relapsed | 3 of 23 | 13% |
Everyone · not split by condition
Treatments in this approach
The bar (How it went) and the line under each name are among everyone on the site who tried it and said how it went, the same numbers as on each treatment’s own page. Recovered and Faded are among the people here who credit it. Grey numbers rest on fewer than 10 people; a faded share in red is a third or more.
Fewer than 3 people here credit these, so they aren’t ranked: Azathioprine (Imuran), Apremilast (Otezla), Leflunomide (Arava), Mycophenolate (CellCept).
Everyone · 68 people
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Bedbound at worst with ME/CFS after COVID, now somewhat better with pacing
A person in New Zealand became ill with COVID around mid-2022. They worsened for 14 months to severe and bedbound, and are not working. Pacing, an electric wheelchair, mast-cell and arthritis drugs, and vitamin D later brought them to mild (moderate side of…
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Bedridden with long COVID, near symptomless on IL-2 then relapsed again
Prairie 76226 developed long COVID and became completely disabled and bedridden, too ill to see a doctor for over a year. Low-dose interleukin-2 brought them back to almost symptomless within about two weeks to a month, but months later they relapsed and…
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ME/CFS, brain fog and POTS after COVID; much better, credits naltrexone, aripiprazole
COVID in March 2020 led to ME/CFS, brain fog, POTS and fatigue; they worked lying down and could not watch TV. A methylprednisolone taper helped night sweats and sound sensitivity, while aripiprazole, low-dose naltrexone and oral ketotifen cleared the brain…
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Severe ME/CFS with POTS, now somewhat better after cervical traction and Mestinon
Gradual ME/CFS onset around puberty; neck instability in their mid-20s left them severe with hyperadrenergic POTS, mast cell disease and gastroparesis. Cervical traction and PT took them from severe to moderate, and with Mestinon from worse-end moderate to…
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Bedbound with long COVID, now much better after two doses of Anktiva
Ridge 59905 got COVID in 2020 and was mildly ill for four years until a crash after returning to the gym left them bedbound. A Giardia infection and a further crash from December 2025 worsened things. Two doses of Anktiva in a summer 2026 trial resolved…
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Almost bedbound with ME/CFS, now much better after surgery and Mestinon
A Reddit user with an ME-like illness, endometriosis, MCAS, chronic migraine and orthostatic intolerance was almost bed bound before they understood these conditions. Gentle exercise and swimming, then endometriosis surgery abroad and Mestinon, improved…
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Long COVID unable to stand at the stove, much better on prednisone and cyclosporine
Swan 23737, in Portugal, fell ill with COVID in September 2022 and could not stand at the stove or stay at the table without lying down. Prednisone and cyclosporine, given for autoimmune hair loss, greatly improved her energy and cognition, though by late…
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Long COVID for about two years, now near normal after methotrexate
A Dutch long COVID patient, ill for about two years after a COVID infection, said an SSRI and diazepam helped a lot, but later could not stop the SSRI and had withdrawal. Methotrexate, taken for uveitis, coincided with roughly 90% recovery. A mild…
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Severe pleurisy and pleural effusions from long COVID, nearly normal on prednisone
A first COVID infection in 2022 caused severe pleurisy and bilateral pleural effusions, permanently costing about a third of their lung capacity. A long prednisone course followed by ongoing methotrexate injections controlled the inflammation, and they were…
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Long COVID worsened POTS, dysautonomia and insomnia; prednisone helped, then relapse
After COVID worsened existing POTS, dysautonomia and insomnia and added neurological symptoms, Bramble 49777 got dramatic improvement from prednisone in autonomic, brain and sleep symptoms, though most of it faded. Azathioprine had helped POTS before COVID…
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Long COVID with severe cognitive impairment, now much better after exercise and RA drugs
Caught COVID-19 in February 2020 and spent the first year with severe cognitive impairment, breathlessness, palpitations and dizziness, barely able to walk across a room. Very gradual daily incremental exercise, B12, sleep, fluids and salt took them to about…
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Long COVID after severe COVID, much better at 70% of baseline on low-dose naltrexone
Harbor 99841 fell ill with severe COVID in March 2020 and never fully recovered; a second infection in August 2023 and a combined flu/COVID shot in 2024 each worsened their symptoms. Low-dose naltrexone lifted them from moderate to mild, and probiotics,…
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Long COVID, unable to do anything at first, now about 70% better after inosine pranobex
Flint 87280 fell ill with long COVID in January 2023 and could not do anything at first, slowly reaching six hours of home work a day. Inosine pranobex, started about 1.5 years in, cleared their physical PEM within two weeks and lifted them to roughly 70%…
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Unlivable ME/CFS, now somewhat better on hydroxychloroquine
A person with ME/CFS said their quality of life had become unlivable before treatment. Sulfasalazine helped greatly, but an incredibly rare heart side effect forced them to look for other options. Hydroxychloroquine from their primary care doctor brought…
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Six months in bed with long COVID, somewhat better after methotrexate and elimination diet
After a Covid infection, this user developed long COVID six months later and spent six months in bed with tachycardia, insomnia, chest pain and no appetite, losing 15 kg. Acyclovir with iron and vitamin D, then an elimination diet, gave partial gains. IV…
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Unable to work or leave the house with long COVID, partly better after metformin and LDN
Swan 12591 developed long COVID and interstitial cystitis 30 days after a second Moderna shot in early 2022. She became unable to work or leave the house, and a COVID infection nine months later amplified symptoms and set recovery back six months. Metformin,…
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Long COVID with T cell depletion and exhaustion, somewhat better with immunotherapy
A Reddit user in r/covidlonghaulers reported long COVID with extreme T cell depletion and exhaustion on testing. One treatment did nothing, and metformin and rapamycin destroyed them. They credited immunotherapy with keeping them from remaining sick and…
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Long COVID with gut problems and fainting, improved on valacyclovir then relapsed
Cardinal 30068 developed long COVID around 2022, with gut problems and SIBO, brain fog and later dizziness and fainting. A naturopath diagnosed long COVID and SIBO and prescribed valacyclovir for borderline varicella titres, which helped immensely at first.…
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Long COVID fatigue and breathlessness, nearly back to normal with nicotine and diet
After long COVID they had fatigue, pain, breathlessness and memory problems, and a five-minute run in January 2025 put them in the ER. Neonatal bovine thymus concentrate, a whole-food diet, nicotine, ivermectin and supplements brought back steady energy over…
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Long COVID brain fog, seizures and aphasia somewhat better after sulfasalazine
A 21-year-old who caught COVID at 19 developed brain fog and temporal lobe seizures about six months later, and also had aphasia, along with rashes, gut problems and joint inflammation. A rheumatologist found ongoing inflammation and after three months on…
The newest 20 people who credit immunomodulators.
Long COVID · 26 people
20 of the 26 people
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Bedridden with long COVID, near symptomless on IL-2 then relapsed again
Prairie 76226 developed long COVID and became completely disabled and bedridden, too ill to see a doctor for over a year. Low-dose interleukin-2 brought them back to almost symptomless within about two weeks to a month, but months later they relapsed and…
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Bedbound with long COVID, now much better after two doses of Anktiva
Ridge 59905 got COVID in 2020 and was mildly ill for four years until a crash after returning to the gym left them bedbound. A Giardia infection and a further crash from December 2025 worsened things. Two doses of Anktiva in a summer 2026 trial resolved…
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Long COVID unable to stand at the stove, much better on prednisone and cyclosporine
Swan 23737, in Portugal, fell ill with COVID in September 2022 and could not stand at the stove or stay at the table without lying down. Prednisone and cyclosporine, given for autoimmune hair loss, greatly improved her energy and cognition, though by late…
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Long COVID for about two years, now near normal after methotrexate
A Dutch long COVID patient, ill for about two years after a COVID infection, said an SSRI and diazepam helped a lot, but later could not stop the SSRI and had withdrawal. Methotrexate, taken for uveitis, coincided with roughly 90% recovery. A mild…
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Severe pleurisy and pleural effusions from long COVID, nearly normal on prednisone
A first COVID infection in 2022 caused severe pleurisy and bilateral pleural effusions, permanently costing about a third of their lung capacity. A long prednisone course followed by ongoing methotrexate injections controlled the inflammation, and they were…
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Long COVID worsened POTS, dysautonomia and insomnia; prednisone helped, then relapse
After COVID worsened existing POTS, dysautonomia and insomnia and added neurological symptoms, Bramble 49777 got dramatic improvement from prednisone in autonomic, brain and sleep symptoms, though most of it faded. Azathioprine had helped POTS before COVID…
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Long COVID with severe cognitive impairment, now much better after exercise and RA drugs
Caught COVID-19 in February 2020 and spent the first year with severe cognitive impairment, breathlessness, palpitations and dizziness, barely able to walk across a room. Very gradual daily incremental exercise, B12, sleep, fluids and salt took them to about…
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Long COVID after severe COVID, much better at 70% of baseline on low-dose naltrexone
Harbor 99841 fell ill with severe COVID in March 2020 and never fully recovered; a second infection in August 2023 and a combined flu/COVID shot in 2024 each worsened their symptoms. Low-dose naltrexone lifted them from moderate to mild, and probiotics,…
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Long COVID, unable to do anything at first, now about 70% better after inosine pranobex
Flint 87280 fell ill with long COVID in January 2023 and could not do anything at first, slowly reaching six hours of home work a day. Inosine pranobex, started about 1.5 years in, cleared their physical PEM within two weeks and lifted them to roughly 70%…
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Six months in bed with long COVID, somewhat better after methotrexate and elimination diet
After a Covid infection, this user developed long COVID six months later and spent six months in bed with tachycardia, insomnia, chest pain and no appetite, losing 15 kg. Acyclovir with iron and vitamin D, then an elimination diet, gave partial gains. IV…
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Unable to work or leave the house with long COVID, partly better after metformin and LDN
Swan 12591 developed long COVID and interstitial cystitis 30 days after a second Moderna shot in early 2022. She became unable to work or leave the house, and a COVID infection nine months later amplified symptoms and set recovery back six months. Metformin,…
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Long COVID with T cell depletion and exhaustion, somewhat better with immunotherapy
A Reddit user in r/covidlonghaulers reported long COVID with extreme T cell depletion and exhaustion on testing. One treatment did nothing, and metformin and rapamycin destroyed them. They credited immunotherapy with keeping them from remaining sick and…
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Long COVID with gut problems and fainting, improved on valacyclovir then relapsed
Cardinal 30068 developed long COVID around 2022, with gut problems and SIBO, brain fog and later dizziness and fainting. A naturopath diagnosed long COVID and SIBO and prescribed valacyclovir for borderline varicella titres, which helped immensely at first.…
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Long COVID fatigue and breathlessness, nearly back to normal with nicotine and diet
After long COVID they had fatigue, pain, breathlessness and memory problems, and a five-minute run in January 2025 put them in the ER. Neonatal bovine thymus concentrate, a whole-food diet, nicotine, ivermectin and supplements brought back steady energy over…
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Long COVID brain fog, seizures and aphasia somewhat better after sulfasalazine
A 21-year-old who caught COVID at 19 developed brain fog and temporal lobe seizures about six months later, and also had aphasia, along with rashes, gut problems and joint inflammation. A rheumatologist found ongoing inflammation and after three months on…
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Bedbound with long COVID, now close to normal on antihistamines and tirzepatide
A US man in his mid-70s fell ill in January 2020 and was later bedbound after a second infection. He improved over five years to about 93% of his old function with H1/H2 antihistamines, diet, supplements and tirzepatide, but setbacks followed a reinfection,…
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Barely able to get out of bed with long COVID, now about 90% on prednisone
After COVID, Crane 84252 developed tingling that worsened over a few years. Ankle surgery triggered a severe nervous-system attack with burning feet, dysautonomia, GI and bladder problems, leaving him barely able to get out of bed. Diagnosed with Sjögren's…
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Long COVID with blank mind and visual snow, partly better with fasting and Enterosgel
Osprey 27052 developed long COVID in October 2021 after a Wim Hof breathing exercise, with derealisation, a blank mind, visual snow, tinnitus and severe anxiety; SSRIs made him worse. Fasting, diet and sleep helped, and Enterosgel brought gains; he reported…
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Long COVID: life returned to normal with methotrexate and Humira, then relapsed
The person reported that a doctor used methotrexate and Huimara, which made their life return to being normal, and they described the drugs as wonder drugs. They noted that immunity can be so low that septic shock is possible, and said they were going to try…
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Largely bedbound for a year with long COVID, now near normal after keto and antihistamines
Cardinal 77532, a man in his early seventies when COVID-19 hit in late 2019, was largely bedbound for a year. He credited a strict keto, low-histamine diet, antihistamines and supplements with lifting most symptoms to about 95% at times. Shingles and…
The newest 20 people with long COVID who credit immunomodulators.
ME/CFS · 42 people
20 of the 42 people
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Bedbound at worst with ME/CFS after COVID, now somewhat better with pacing
A person in New Zealand became ill with COVID around mid-2022. They worsened for 14 months to severe and bedbound, and are not working. Pacing, an electric wheelchair, mast-cell and arthritis drugs, and vitamin D later brought them to mild (moderate side of…
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ME/CFS, brain fog and POTS after COVID; much better, credits naltrexone, aripiprazole
COVID in March 2020 led to ME/CFS, brain fog, POTS and fatigue; they worked lying down and could not watch TV. A methylprednisolone taper helped night sweats and sound sensitivity, while aripiprazole, low-dose naltrexone and oral ketotifen cleared the brain…
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Severe ME/CFS with POTS, now somewhat better after cervical traction and Mestinon
Gradual ME/CFS onset around puberty; neck instability in their mid-20s left them severe with hyperadrenergic POTS, mast cell disease and gastroparesis. Cervical traction and PT took them from severe to moderate, and with Mestinon from worse-end moderate to…
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Almost bedbound with ME/CFS, now much better after surgery and Mestinon
A Reddit user with an ME-like illness, endometriosis, MCAS, chronic migraine and orthostatic intolerance was almost bed bound before they understood these conditions. Gentle exercise and swimming, then endometriosis surgery abroad and Mestinon, improved…
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Unlivable ME/CFS, now somewhat better on hydroxychloroquine
A person with ME/CFS said their quality of life had become unlivable before treatment. Sulfasalazine helped greatly, but an incredibly rare heart side effect forced them to look for other options. Hydroxychloroquine from their primary care doctor brought…
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ME/CFS worsening to moderate, now much better with a functional doctor's protocol
Prairie 46999 had been mildly ill for years before worsening to moderate in early 2023 after a stomach bug, colds and an ear infection. A functional doctor's protocol, including a strict sugar-, gluten- and carb-free diet, vitamin D, anti-mould supplements…
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Mild-moderate ME/CFS, now about 65-70% better with valganciclovir and transfer factor
A student who developed ME/CFS after a viral infection around 2019, with fatigue, brain fog and PEM at a mild-moderate level. Adderall cleared the brain fog and improved focus, but escalating doses gave them awful insomnia and they stopped it, calling it net…
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Housebound with ME/CFS after vaccine doses, somewhat better on prednisone and methotrexate
A Reddit user with ME/CFS and POTS was left housebound after Pfizer vaccine doses, especially the booster, lowered their baseline permanently; they used a forearm crutch to save energy walking. Valacyclovir gave about a month of relief from most ME/CFS…
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ME/CFS: cognitive fatigue and crashes, somewhat better after diet and micro-immunotherapy
Prairie 36573 had long COVID for over three years, later diagnosed as CFS, with cognitive fatigue and exertion crashes. Naturopathic treatment with an anti-inflammatory diet, micro-immunotherapy (2LInflam, 2LEBV) and less stress after finishing school…
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ME/CFS with brain fog, PEM and joint pain, helped by methotrexate then worse again
Pond 38173 had ME/CFS with brain fog, PEM and joint pain; a lumbar puncture showed raised neopterin and led to immunomodulators. Minocycline (causing raised intracranial pressure) helped, and methotrexate helped for up to a couple of years. Sirolimus worked…
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ATP working well for me
Keshav had fatigue and headaches for about 30 years, and a mild COVID infection in March 2020 left him more fatigued. From August 2020 he used sublingual then injectable ATP, later adding glutathione, transfer factor and Nexavir, and within days said most of…
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A Town for People with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (New Yorker) discussion
LaurelW was bed-bound during a severe crash in 2009-2011 and rose from severe to moderate on Ampligen, taken for seven years over two periods. Imunovir made them much sicker during the crash but brought further gains after Ampligen ended. Free…
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Constant migraines and gut problems with ME/CFS, somewhat better after probiotics
A Reddit user in r/cfs described terrible migraines often or light headaches 24/7, extremely bad a couple of years before 2019. They said a severe gut infection, parasites and leaky gut, plus neck and back problems, were a huge part of the problem. After…
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ME/CFS improved on leflunomide, then relapsed with a major flare
Pond 20039 took leflunomide (Arava) for about 2.5 months. They felt great on 10 mg in the first month and even better on 20 mg in the second, but then began a major flare. Blood tests showed the liver was not tolerating the drug, so it was stopped. They were…
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7 Day NAD+ Infusions (Severe ME/CFS Recovery, Neurological / Mitochondrial / Genetic Repair) + POLL
Learner1 had ME/CFS with POTS and mast cell problems. In early 2018, after three years without skiing, weekly IV NAD+ and daily NAD+ lozenges let them ski for five hours. Later they used IV NAD+ every 1-3 weeks with daily sublingual NMN, and by 2022 said…
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I was cured with GCMAF
carlystar13 was ill for nine years, bedbound for over three and unable to tolerate light, sound or touch. Many alternative treatments failed. They then took Goleic (GcMAF) by injection every four days for just over a year, building up slowly. Symptoms began…
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In bed and unable to work with ME/CFS, now much better after methotrexate
Island 10139 described having all the symptoms of CFS alongside a nonspecific autoimmune disorder. A few months before December 2015 they were in bed and unable to work; methotrexate helped tremendously and they were able to work again, though the gains…
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Super Immune Activator - GcMAF by Living Technologies
Raghav, who has CFS, started a homemade GcMAF yogurt from a Living Technologies kit in October 2017, taking 50 ml twice daily. Within four days bowel symptoms improved, and by late November 2017 the gut was very tolerant of trigger foods. Earlier, probiotics…
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mTor Inhibitor Rapamune Helps 5 ME/CFS Patients in Dallas
XenForo had ME/CFS from around age two or three, usually moderate. Sirolimus (Rapamune) brought fast gains from April 2017, but after stopping it on medical advice they lapsed and later found it stopped helping. By late 2019 they worked about six hours a…
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heapsreal, replying in “Tenofovir (Viread) / Raltegravir (Isentress) Cures ME/CFS Patient Sick for 20 Yrs + Tenofovir Poll”
Heapsreal had CFS from 2002, rated moderate at 4 to 6 out of 10 on Dr Lerner's scale. He credited famvir and valtrex, and later tenofovir, with reduced PEM and function of 8 or 9 out of 10, but said he was not recovered. Stopping the drugs led to worsening…
The newest 20 people with ME/CFS who credit immunomodulators.