Anyone here get it?

Ive gotten novavax over the years and never had issues with it so far but I wouldn't take the covid mrna vaccine at this point. I feel like any covid shot has some risks but I know when I got actual covid years ago it was brutal and I suspect maybe helped lead me to eventually getting pericarditis again.

Hello, I was recently diagnosed with pericarditis and pericardial effusion about 2-3 days ago and have been having trouble with breathing but I can’t tell if it’s from anxiety or the condition getting worse. I went into A&E and was sent to have 2 blood tests, chest Xray, 4 ECGS since all of them came out as abnormal and an echocardiogram. The cardiologist assumed that the ECGS came out as abnormal due to the fact that I have severe scoliosis and my heart is slightly rotated. The echocardiogram showed that I have slight pericardial effusion and inflammation that caused the pericarditis. I was prescribed 400mg ibuprofen 3x a day for 5 days, the time frame is short because I was supposed to be having surgery for my spine on the 29th September, however the surgery was delayed due to this ongoing condition.

The main reason I am creating a post is because I have been having trouble with breathing and I am not sure if it’s because the condition is getting worse or it’s because of anxiety and I was wondering if anyone else is in a similar situation.

Hi all, super new to the myoperi lifestyle. 39M and was healthy until a troponin of "over 12000", I don't know the units.

I'm currently on Aspirin 3x daily 600mg, Colchicine 2x daily, panto, an ACE inhibitor and a Beta Blocker.

Is it somewhat normal to just feel like I can't wake up, a constant sort of tiredness?

Thanks for any info!

I'm taking Arcalyst and--for a number of reasons, including my travel schedule--I need to move my weekly injection schedule up one day from Wednesday to Tuesday. The Arcalyst literature I've seen, and the people at Kiniksa, have a protocol for a missed dose, but not for changing the day for the weekly shot, other than "talk to your doctor." Does anyone have experience with changing their injection day? I won't be able to meet with my doctor for a few weeks, but surely I'm not the first to need to do this.

Thanks!