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ME/CFS No benefit

Housebound with ME/CFS after EBV, now bedridden

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
Not stated
Last post
Mar 2025
In their words
  • Now: No benefiti do feel its a little bit worse now In context ↗
  • Began after: glandular fever or EBVbefore I developped ME/CFS from EBV at 19yo In context ↗
Read from 7 of their posts and comments; links to the 4 this page draws on

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Summary

They developed ME/CFS after EBV at 19 and had been ill about 10 years, normally housebound. Two COVID-19 infections in 2023 each took months to recover from; the first left them hospitalised with violent vomiting and severe throat pain. Pfizer vaccinations repeatedly put them in bed for a week. By March 2025 they said they had become bedridden, worse than their usual housebound baseline.

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What they tried

Their words about each treatment
  • iron infusions · No changeI still get the infusions and there is almost no effect after i got ME/CFS In context ↗
  • Pfizer vaccine · Worseeverytime i got it i was in bed for a week with terrible muscle, bone and throat pain, it was like being heavily sick In context ↗
  • opioid · No changei had to take an opioid and it didnt help In context ↗

Their path

Very severeSevereModerateMildNear normalRecovered11 y11.5 y12 y12.5 y

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WhenWhat happenedWhere they were
age 19ME/CFS onset after EBV glandular feverbefore I developped ME/CFS from EBV at 19yo In context ↗Not stated
May 2023first COVID-19 infection, hospitalised with violent vomiting, 6 weeks until able to go outThe first time I got Corona was in May 2023 ... It lasted for about 6 weeks until i could go out againSevere
September 2023second COVID-19 infection, dragged on 3-4 monthsthe second time was more or less after those 3 mothns ... it dragged out even longer, more or less 3-4 months to feeling at original baseline In context ↗Severe
March 2025became bedridden in a bad phase, worse than usual housebound baselineI have become bedridden, where Im normally more housebound. In context ↗Severe

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