Fund Research into the Relationship Between Microclots and ME/CFS

Recent studies have explored the occurrence of hyperactivated platelets and fibrinaloid microclots in individuals with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). Key findings include:

1. Microclots and Symptoms:
   • Microclots may temporarily block microcapillaries, leading to ischemia and contributing to symptoms such as fatigue
   • These findings align with similar observations in Long Covid patients, suggesting shared mechanisms
2. Biomarkers and Treatment:
   • The discovery of microclots as biomarkers points to systemic endothelial inflammation in ME/CFS
   • Research highlights potential treatment strategies targeting vascular pathology and inflammation

Advocacy for Funding:

• Continued research into microclots could provide deeper insights into ME/CFS and related conditions.
• Advocacy efforts emphasize the importance of funding studies to develop effective therapies.

This research represents a promising avenue for understanding ME/CFS and improving patient outcomes. You can explore more details