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Rayton, South Africa

Does Covid have a negative effect on your Immune-system so that you are more vulnerable to Cold/Flu as I'm now suffering from Sinus?

July 26, 2021
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Ja covid is terrible.... Die moegheid kan tot 3 maande met jou wees... Hoop jy voel gou beter..... Lekker dag

August 13, 2021
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According to the knowledge base, COVID-19 can trigger attacks in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), and they may experience symptoms for a longer duration compared to those who are vaccinated. Vaccination helps in reducing the severity of the disease, preventing hospitalization, and reducing the risk of death. Therefore Show Full Answer

According to the knowledge base, COVID-19 can trigger attacks in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), and they may experience symptoms for a longer duration compared to those who are vaccinated. Vaccination helps in reducing the severity of the disease, preventing hospitalization, and reducing the risk of death. Therefore, the potential benefits of vaccines and boosters outweigh the small risk of triggering an MS relapse.

July 10, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

Dankie Gawie, ek voel vandag besonder goed! Sterkte verder!
😉

August 18, 2021
A MyMSTeam Member

Baie dankie Gawie, dis omtrent ongelooflik om Afrikaans hier te lees! Ek & my man is die 28ste Junie positief getoets vir Covid. Ons het Ivermectin gebruik en
amper 2 weke geïsoleer, hy voel heeltemal gesond en is terug by die werk maar ek voel nog siekerig en baie uitgeput.🙃

August 10, 2021
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes.. Sinus is one of the after affects of covid..... And i can only imagine that MS patients is a high risk and might increase recovery time.. Some covid patients do take months to recover from som sympthoms....... Lekker dag vir jou hier uit n yskoue Pretoria...... Groete

July 29, 2021

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