Media personality Mel Greig is facing another debilitating health battle. 

The 40-year-old, who already suffers from endometriosis, recently revealed that she’s been sick for the past 12 months from both Covid and the Covid vaccines.

‘The past 12 months I have been sick on and off more times than ever before,’ she shared on Instagram last month.

‘From getting sick from the vaccines to getting Covid three times, my immune system is so weak. I’m going to try a gut reboot as the gut is where it all stems from apparently.’

She added: ‘So sick of being sick. Hopefully a gut reboot will help rebuild my immune system, I am catching every single germ going around.’

Media personality Mel Greig recently revealed that she’s been sick for the past 12 months from both Covid and the Covid vaccines

In the weeks since, the former Celebrity Apprentice star said that she’s been feeling better following her gut cleanse. 

Many people have reported side effects from Covid shots, including headaches, a temperature, fatigue and injection site soreness, but in most cases the symptoms only last a few days and are rare. 

The TGA’s latest health safety report, published on 20 April, reveals that adverse risks are extremely low.

There were 138,307 total adverse event reports from nearly 66 million vaccine doses administered – a rate of just 0.2 per cent.

‘The protective benefits of vaccination far outweigh the potential risks,’ the report states.

‘From getting sick from the vaccines to getting Covid three times, my immune system is so weak,’ the 40-year-old told her followers

Greig has already been battling endometriosis for years and is an ambassador for Endometriosis Australia. 

Endometriosis is a condition that affects a woman’s reproductive organs, whereby tissue that normally lines the uterus grows outside of the uterus, resulting in debilitating pain. 

In a heartbreaking post on social media, Greig said that the condition ‘feels like someone is stabbing you in the abdomen with a knife’.

‘Nausea is a new symptom for me. I now can’t physically sit in a car for two hours because the pain is too unbearable and the pain medication that I once used has now been taken off pharmacy shelves,’ she wrote.

Greig has already been battling endometriosis for years and is an official ambassador for Endometriosis Australia

‘Within a few hours I predict I’ll be in the emergency room begging for pain medication.’

‘We can’t ever feel ashamed to say “I have Endometriosis” we don’t want a stigma we just want a god damn cure,’ she finished. 

Mel has stepped away from her career in television and radio in recent years.

These days, she works as a public relations and media manager on the Gold Coast and lives alone with her pet pooch, Mia. 

“10 years ago, I was living my dream life living in a penthouse hanging out with celebrities and private booths in nightclubs, interviewing the world’s biggest stars,’ she told Mamamia last year.

‘And now my favourite thing that I get to do each day is walk my moodle on the beach in peace.’

Mel has stepped away from her career in television and radio in recent years for a quiet life on the Gold Coast with her pet pooch Mia. Pictured together