Re: NEED HELP with finding a doctor who can treat mold symptoms.

[Guest guest]

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I don't have any referrals. It took me months to find a doctor who

would help me with my fungal inhalation.

But I now know that you can buy a CVS brand of " nose drops " to use in

each nostril. It has a very small amount of a chemical which will

losen the spores and you get blow it out. Plain saline doesn't do it.

llaci

[Guest guest]

, You are figureing things out pretty good so far. While I did leave with

nothing I also had to go back in sealed papers for doctor reports and other

things for legal reasons. I also ended up going back into the house even suited

up but despite anything I would always relapse. What you are doing is telling

you what you need not to do. Cross contamination is probobly just as bad and

much more expensive than the initial hit.

 

As far as a doctor, well after three years I am still confused but for initial

answers I highly recomend of course Dr. Shoemaker in land for a great answer

to where you are now and what has happened. The continued care is where it gets

hard. I also would say if you found a local doctor that follows Shoemakers

protocol or is willing to listen to an exposure issue he or she can order tests

you can send of to realtime labs in Dallas whom I have also trusted to give much

needed answers. Those are the best recomendations I can give you based on my own

experience but I am sure you will get many great recomendations here.

 

Good luck to you.

Chris...

[Guest guest]

You could call Dr. Dorr Dearborn's office in Cleveland and ask if they can refer

you to someone in your area. His number is 216-368-5967. Dr. Dearborn is a

pediatrician, but he has been very involved in the toxic mold issue.

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From: linz22112 <linz22112@...>

Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 12:35:44 PM

Subject: [] NEED HELP with finding a doctor who can treat mold

symptoms.

Hello all...

I am in desprate need of help finding a doctor in my area to help treat

my mold expousre symptoms and problems. If anyone has any info, could

you please let me know.

I live in Barrington, IL (about 35 mile outisde of Chicago)

[Guest guest]

Llaci,

Do you mean normal saline with baking soda?

On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 3:46 PM, llaci2003 <jjaksic@...> wrote:

> ,

> I don't have any referrals. It took me months to find a doctor who

> would help me with my fungal inhalation.

> But I now know that you can buy a CVS brand of " nose drops " to use in

> each nostril. It has a very small amount of a chemical which will

> losen the spores and you get blow it out. Plain saline doesn't do it.

> llaci

>

>

[Guest guest]

That sounds like a narly mixture to put in your nose....

Llaci,

Do you mean normal saline with baking soda?

[Guest guest]

the chemical is: Phenylephrine Hydrochloride 1%

and all I know it losens the dust/mold and you expel it; better than

having a severe fungal infection and going on antifungals. llaci

[Guest guest]

How can people afford to visit these doctors (only three in the

country)? llaci

[Guest guest]

You can also find a list of doctors on www.themoldsource.com. I don't know if

there list is up to date, but it might lead you to someone who can help.

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From: llaci2003 <jjaksic@...>

Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 9:30:35 PM

Subject: [] Re: NEED HELP with finding a doctor who can treat mold

symptoms.

How can people afford to visit these doctors (only three in the

country)? llaci