Long Term Gastrointestinal (Stomach, Liver, Pancreas, Intestines) Effects Of Previous COVID-19

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Long COVID-19 has affected and continues to affect millions of people. What about persistent symptoms or new gastrointestinal illnesses after COVID-19 infection though? New evidence suggests that there is an increased risk of the development of a new gastrointestinal disease or persistent gastrointestinal symptoms after COVID-19 recovery.
They looked at acid reflux, GERD, peptic ulcer disease, dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, pancreatitis, gastritis, cholangitis and also persistent abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, and constipation. They found that previous COVID-19 infection increased the risk for these conditions and symptoms proportional to the severity of the original infection.
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@rafaelalbertotorres8070 8 месяцев назад

Are there any studies or data related to COVID mRNA vaccines causing similar issues? Thank you.

@jilljensenliving 7 месяцев назад

Hello, Can you please do a video on the treatments being used to help correct the GI symptoms? Thank you.

@ebonyf9464 Год назад

Thank u for another great video!

@WhiteboardMedicine Год назад

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@jguitar23 3 месяца назад

Thanks so much for explaining these issues in detail!!!

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Always our pleasure!

@italia3929 Год назад

Thanks for telling us how to fix the problem

@LTPottenger Год назад

Fasting can help a great deal with your digestive system. It also helps people who have the long version of the infection and regenerates up to 1/3 of your immune bodies from a single 72 h fast!

@claudiafahey1353 Год назад

FYI..."long" symptoms are not specific to covid, you can experience them with other viral illness as well, including flu

@WhiteboardMedicine Год назад

That is absolutely accurate!

@flagmichael Год назад

The most mentioned ones are Lyme disease (borreliosis) and mononucleosis (Epstein-Barr virus). One of the few bright spots of light in this pandemic is the possibility of figuring out why these pathogens keep on hurting their victims.

@randolphwilliams2365 9 месяцев назад

After I had covid the first time two and a half years ago I developed hundreds of diverticulum and diverticulitis. I hadn't had anything like this previous. I'm a 69 year-old man living with long covid and its many issues

@oldschool8292 Год назад

I'm STILL dealing with constant severe GI symptoms from first infection which I KNOW was Jan 2018 and literally thought I was going to die but refused to go to a hospital. I continue to lose weight and GP is becoming concerned and tells me to step up what I'm eating 🙄 IF I could, I would😬 5' 2" started at 128 lbs now down to 108. All vital organs are affected and the pain is atrocious. 😔

@stonecoldmetal100 Год назад

Try ensure twice a day

@blomegoog Год назад

2018 so it must be c diff that you got. hospital stay nosocomial?

@oldschool8292 Год назад

@@blomegoog yes. During original surgery 8" of colon removed due to tumor being attached to it but no cancer in colon. 9 days post original surgery, colon came apart and I went septic and saw the white light. Emergency surgery resulting in colonoscopy. 1 week after that surgery laparoscopic holes became infected while still in hospital. Originally was only supposed to be in hospital 5-7 days. Ended up being there 26 days. Was released with infection and no antibiotics sent home even tho I had been on IV antibiotics from time of infection until one hour from being released. Took 5 months to clear staph A infection. Checked for c diff after tons of antibiotics. Was negative.

@michelepinney8761 10 месяцев назад

Been dealing with gi issues for two years now since Covid infection so now what just deal with it? It's zapped any energy I have remaining and I can't have any sugar very little caffeine and I must eat fresh fruits vegetables and lean meat or I'm miserable!

@kathypaup Год назад

It would be interesting to know the incidence of COVID aggravating these GI conditions, if they were already pre-existing, regardless of severity of infection.

@nancyreber8201 9 месяцев назад

My 96 yr old Mother suffers from this, and recently saw a GI Specialist who suggested she might have GI Long Covid. She will be having an CT Scan of the abdomen and a Gastric Emptying Study for further diagnosis. Following a Gastroparesis diet has been helpful, but hoping for a better way to treat this

@guytelfer1353 Год назад

Considering the mucosal and lymphatic system are there more wbc's than rbc's in the body?

@Michauu 11 месяцев назад

Too bad to be one of those patients. Doctors seem not to have any clue what to test for, but they like to perscribe ppi as solution for everything. so i guess we have to do our own research.

@darwindesjardin63 6 месяцев назад

It's been one year and it sucks. Lots of CT scan s and ultra sound x-ray. Numerous ER visits at first. At first it was bad. Like I was gonna die. Rapid heart beat. Couldn't breath and extreme tiredness. Slowly going away. Still can't drink coffee and take pain meds for previous issues. Went through long COVID clinic in Canada. Any body else go thru this?

@kenkavensky7557 Месяц назад

I've got the same. 2 and a half years.

@sheryl3268 Год назад

Thanks for the vid on this too! Adding personal experience FWIIW: mild acute C19 all but cough and slight fatigue resolved w/in 10 days. Then post nasal drip caused coughing at night awakening asthma that had been domant decades which peaked ~5.5wks post infection, resolved entirely by 10 wks post infection. Thought PASC was over after that. Now not so sure... My husband had C19 infection at same time as me but no asthma post (no history of asthma for him). About 7 or 8 wks ago (9.5 mos post infection) both of us started to have odd gastrointestinal symptoms that were the same as each other, and extremely unusual for me. Not pathological exactly. Possible TMI: Just mainly that bowels seem to be moving slower than usual, so am getting gas that smells (yes, for the past couple of decades my gas doesn't usually smell if I have any at all). Things are still moving on and out just not as much, and not as cleanly, so it was building up in there somewhere expanding the waistline and gaining a bit of weight daily for a bit (luckily not having trouble leaving when close to exit). We thought maybe a stomach flu, as seems odd would both get same PASC gastrointestinal issues, but who knows--we did get exposed and infected at same time. I keep thinking it is getting better and then it doesn't.. but lately has been steadily getting better for longer, so perhaps it is like the asthma thing--just takes a bit to recover. Seems like this is lasting and resolving in about the same time period as the coughing. Whatever the case, seems like it is catching up with the backlog, not smelling as much, and hardly gassy, waistline coming back and weight heading back toward normal. So life is more comfortable indeed. ;) Looking forward to full recovery. Oh, and for those interested: we both had primary C19 vaccine and booster back when they came out, but no subsequent doses of bivalent, etc.

@salsa564 Год назад

I’ve been dealing with chronic gastritis ever since my infection years ago. It’s been really rough.

@tiaragainey9040 Год назад

Do gastritis mess with the diaphragm

@italia3929 Год назад

Cranberries and glyNAC

@freedomrings4134 10 месяцев назад

@@tiaragainey9040 possible. Mine seems sore

@michelepinney8761 10 месяцев назад

Yes same!

@revelation1215 9 месяцев назад

You might try a strict anti-inflammatory diet for a while.

@arthurtheartist 6 месяцев назад

Where's is video about Covid and the increased risk of autoimmune disease? The link in he description says the video is no longer available.

@oldschool8292 Год назад

I am very specifically interested in lab abnormalities

@WhiteboardMedicine Год назад

Good to know! Thanks for the feedback!

@jaynebailey Год назад

FHad this for 2 years after covid hate this this diarea drives me crazy thank you for your info

@tonymok7752 3 месяца назад

Did you cure?

@Baard2000 Год назад

I and my wife used the Madagascar/Flccc protocol after covid jan '22. No problems afterwards. Recently my vaxxed wife got again corona and asthma attack so she got prednisone. Which helped both. As she was in hospital it was forbidden to use Flccc protocol. She needed longer recovery time .

@salsa564 Год назад

It sounds like you’re trying to prove that the FLCCC protocol works. There’s no empirical scientific evidence that shows that it does, especially with ivermectin, which has been proven to not work for COVID-19.

@Baard2000 Год назад

@@salsa564 I've supplied many with it. Some on waiting list to be hospitalized due to severity of symptons beginning 2021. Each one about 12 hours after start protocol called that of.so their place could be taken by another covid patient needing it. Also treated 2 long covid patients who their gp told them after 3 months with these symptons : you have to live with headaches , fever attacks and extreme fatique. It Solved in 2 days low dose ivm. They struggeled for months with it. And no gp dared to do anything as off label treatment for covid/ long covid is fined with max 150k fine and license revoked. Yes , these are anekdotal. But results I saw were astonishing. I asked my own gp weather she dared to prescribe anything for covid. She declined as the fines are too high. But she would prescribe prednisone and coffee creamer topical applied in case of foot cancer if her medical experience indicated that might work. That tells it all. In her own words : I am allowed to prescribe anyhthing if my experience as gp indicates it might work for ANY disease. Except covid.

@elliediana4535 10 месяцев назад

Do you mind me asking what the Madagascar part is? :) I have heard of the FLCCC treatment. Is the Madagascar component an add on? :)

@Baard2000 10 месяцев назад

@@elliediana4535Madagascar protocol has a natural hydroxochloroquin added. Artemisia Annuna.

@Baard2000 10 месяцев назад

@@elliediana4535 After 1.5 years of covid Madagascar only had 300 deaths instead of the Netherlands 20.000 where ANY early treatment was forbidden. Both population of app 20 million . Whereas Madagascar has much lower age. BUT the main capital has 2 million and many are poor. So one would expect Brasilian fuevella death rates ...but nope. Friend of my has a wife from Madagascar. Hence I knew about protocol. Another friend lives partly in brasil so he was informed about situation there pretty good.

@donnaghanim6091 9 месяцев назад

Destroyed my autonamic gi system Nd stiffened up my abdminals.. it is so sad i have no aystem gi system i ts debilitating Nd hard

@BeautifulButterfly1962 5 месяцев назад

That's what i have now and had to go too the hospital! This crap hurts

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@BOAR-yv9nj 20 дней назад

Spent my whole life on 2 pints of fullfat cows milk a day, after covid im lactose intolerant and cant handle too much glutton either, still wipes me out for 2-3 days if even a morsel of dairy gets into my diet two and half years later.

@WhiteboardMedicine 18 дней назад

Thanks for checking out the video and for sharing!

@ark194 Год назад

Lots of GI stuff-ab pain, diarrhea, and lots of GERD. I usually would have GI stuff with every infection. I had a horrible bout spring 2020 with a ton of GI stuff, and when re-infected I get a reoccurrence of these kinds of things just about every time. My stuff smells like burnt popcorn-science should take my body when I pass because I can't donate my organs anymore lol. I have occasional bouts that come with excessive phlegm. My last infection from March has gifted me with excessive phlegm. I had the same problem with other bouts and my first bout gave it to me for months, and used to smell like trash. Awful stuff. So weird. thankfully I am feeling a lot better and only have occasional long covid issues that are mild. I have been running 4 miles a few times a week lately and hope to do longer races soon. My labs never show anything weird. I have an allergy to gluten and I do eat gluten, so I am not surprised about my GI being attacked.

@LTPottenger Год назад

Fasting and oregano oil can both help.

@no_country_for_real_men 8 месяцев назад

This is someone that likes to hear theirself talk. A lot of wasted time because you are not getting to the point dude.

@kaiduponte4091 Год назад

Did the study distinguish people pre-and post-Omicron, or did they even include people after Omicron? With the effect of Omicron causing less severe disease, I would think that in itself would make a difference. These studies often are referring to the virus pre-Omicron, which is not very reflective of what is happening now.

@WhiteboardMedicine Год назад

Couldn’t agree more. One of the big challenges with all of these studies is that the variants seem to outpace the ability to study/publish data

@guytelfer1353 Год назад

Who's peer reviewing? Lewinsky

@trashtrashisfree Год назад

I would certainly try to restore your gut microbiome. Psyllium, uncooked sauerkraut including the juice loaded with gut friendly bacteria, you gut this is the best acidophilus. You gut this is also amazing for diarrhea.