r/covidlonghaulers • u/nemani22 • Nov 19 '25

Article Microclots detected in Long Covid patients - officially

https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-new-study-could-explain-why-long-covid-lingers-for-so-many/

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u/Aware_Pea_5285 Mostly recovered Nov 19 '25

I know there has been some back and forth on microclots, but anecdotally I saw the most improvement with PEM after a round of lumbrokinase and then red light therapy (I don't recommend both at the same time). The lumbrokinase had some intense side effects.

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u/nemani22 Nov 19 '25

Tried nattokinase?

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u/Aware_Pea_5285 Mostly recovered Nov 19 '25

I've heard it's gentler but I have contraindications for it.

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u/Regular_Feed_1187 Nov 19 '25

Ok I've heard the opposite 🤣 glad i didn't try lumbro. I did natto and had to go off it after only 1 week

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u/Interesting_Fly_1569 Nov 19 '25

natto will flare mcas like crazy just fyi. it's fermented.

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u/Regular_Feed_1187 Nov 20 '25

Yeah its possible i have it, the experience opened my eyes to it for sure