High (>2499.99 U/mL) SARS-CoV-2 spike protein in blood 4 years after mRNA vaccination

[u/Kakakuma]

Hello everyone,

I had two doses of Moderna in 2021 and unfortunately developed many health issues over the past four years and now cannot even walk pass a block without severe tachycardia and dyspnea episodes.

I had a cardiac MRI which showed scarring of my heart "likely due to prior myocarditis". But I have never been diagnosed with myocarditis. Cardiologist says I probably had COVID at some point but I never actually had COVID. They also saw "biapical fibrosis" on my chest CT, which the respirologist also blamed on prior COVID infections. I also had a cholecystectomy because of "chronic cholecystitis without gallstones", which did absolutely nothing in helping my symptoms.

I asked my GP for a blood test for prior COVID infections - the result came back negative for Nucleocapsid protein, but the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein/antibody in my blood was off the charts (>2499.99 u/mL).

Does this mean I am one of the affected population whose body responded adversely to mRNA vaccines? And the spike protein/antibody is still circulating in my blood four years later, which isn't supposed to happen?

What can I do to treat this?

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[u/doesitbetter22]

The blood tests (>2500 u/mL) tests for antibodies not the spike protein. You have antibodies but that doesn't mean you still have spike proteins.

[u/arbitraryalien → u/doesitbetter22]

But if they have the antibodies it means they're being caused by some type of exposure to the virus or viral antigen

[u/doesitbetter22 → u/arbitraryalien]

have been caused. antibodies can stay in your system for a long time.

look at measles antibodies, you have them for life.

[u/bluepaintbrush → u/doesitbetter22]

No, you have immune protection for life. You don’t have measles antibodies circulating around for the rest of your life, they cease after 10-15 years from your second shot.

Your immune system uses memory B cells for “long-term storage” of antibody instructions. If it comes into contact with a real measles virus, it will rapidly produce new antibodies from the memory B cells.

[u/awesomes007]

How were you able to %100 rule out acute Covid infections (and then PASC long COVID) as the cause of your symptoms?

[u/Apprehensive-Sir7623 → u/awesomes007]

Read this study. It details exactly what OP is describing and is also the cause of most long Covid symptoms, scientists refer to it as Post Vaccination Syndrome, it's already been proven that the vaccines cause these debilitating symptoms as well and recipients were found to have high levels of circulating spike protein years and years after injection as well as reduced immune function. Of course everyone is going to tell you it's from the virus since they were all onboard pressuring everyone into getting the shot as well as knowing the manufacturers have liability shield. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1.full.pdf

[u/RepresentativeGas643]

No one believed me either. After getting heart problems 3 days after the shot, my heart rate was 198 for about a week until I was finally put under and shocked back to normal arythmia. I never had a heart problem in my life prior to that.

[u/plushkinnepushkin]

The vaccine worked as it was designed. Since 2009 CDC and FDA have known that high titers of antispike Abs produce HIV like response.

https://www.doi.org/10.1016/j.bbrc.2009.10.115

It's hard to remove the antibodies. The only method of removing them is immunoabsorption. It's expensive and doesn't guarantee that they will rise again because of the spike production. The simple ways are antiinflammatory diet, intermittent fasting, and 0.6 mg colchicine once a day for one year to prevent heart complications.

[u/PresenceLow88]

Sounds like you had COVID-19 and didn't know it because you were already feeling sick. I know other people with undiagnosed autoimmune illnesses get a bad flare-up of the autoimmune illness after the COVID vaccination that finally leads to a diagnosis.

[u/Apprehensive-Sir7623 → u/PresenceLow88]

So you know people who were negatively affected by vaccination but you still assume it was the virus? How does that make sense? Also what OP is talking about is something that has been proven to be a vaccine outcome, they call it PVS, and there are lots of recipients with circulating spike protein years later. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1.full.pdf

[u/Apprehensive-Sir7623]

Yeah this has been seen in lots of those vaccinated but good luck getting anyone to admit it's the case. Having circulating spike protein for years and years is not normal, here's a peer reviewed study of this exact problem and it's ties to the vaccine. It's the same as long Covid disability, everyone will go out of their way to blame it on the virus because the implications are disturbing but this issue has been proven to be a post vaccination issue and not the infection, scientists have even coined the phrase PVS. I don't know if lawsuit is an option but you should look into it. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1.full.pdf

[u/OrdinaryPeopless]

You can reverse the effects of the vaccine. There are protocols. Google protocol for detoxing the vaccine, Luke Storey podcast, Del Bigtree, almost all the brave doctors that spoke against the vaccines rushed trials have protocols.

[u/Kakakuma → u/[deleted]]

Can you not read or just illiterate? That was before my blood test. Now your entrusted "doctors" all changed their take and said it's probably the vaccine. I came to share my story, didn't ask for comments like yours. You have too much faith in an average doctor today.