Re: [AspergillusSupport] Questions on testing for aspergillus blood infection

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NOPE, BARB--ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN & DO INVADE THE CNS, & THEY CAUSE

DEMYELINATION.

VICKI :>(

(WHO AWOKE IN EXCRUCIATINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG PAIN FROM DEMYELINATION & SWELLING

AROUND MY SPINAL CORD!!)

[AspergillusSupport] Questions on testing for aspergillus blood

infection

> As I understand it there are four different ways that aspergillus

> can effect you. One is an allergic response, the other is affected

> by mycotoxins/poisons, the other is a pulmonary infection and lastly

> the other is a systemic blood infection. I understand that the last

> one is most rare. Is this information above correct???

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> Problem I'm having is so many recommendations to doctors and tests,

> etc are confusing these types. I test negatively to aspergillus or

> any mold allergy. I have many other allergies though. I do have

> mycotoxins show up in my urine, so I have been exposed and am now

> being exposed to mycotoxins and have advice on what to do about

> that. I'm quite sure I do not have pulmonary aspergillus as have no

> breathing problems. However I think I could have blood infection.

> How I think I could have gotten exposed and infected in this more

> rare problem, is not important to have everyone read. Anyway, with

> this in mind, can anyone recommend, no matter how far I have to

> travel that I can be tested for blood infection of aspergillus?

> Even if I can never get rid of, I want to know.

>

> Thanks, Barb

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