Re: Does anyone know of a Dr in PA, NJ, DE that can treat mold exposure

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I think if you look at the kind of testing that Dr. Rea does that might be

helpful to rule anything out. I'd list the names but can't recall them. If you

google his name you should be able to find his clinic site. I think it is more

accurate. There are others that understand Dr. Rea's protocols from experience

and who have been helped by him. There are some other doctors that do similar

tests too.

It might rule out or add to some things. But the truth is that everyone here is

different. So what helps one may not help the other. I have had alot of allergy

testing and was on shots for a few years which have really never helped. I also

did allergy testing and shots as a child with no help either. The treating doc

I'm working with now feels like my toxic exposure from a variety of things;

lyme, viral, fungal, etc are so bad that allergy shots wouldn't make much of a

difference. Now for others that would not be the case. Some have been helped a

great deal from allergy treatment. So, the thing may be to check it out if you

feel that it is something that can help. But there sadly is alot of hunting and

pecking we all have done and are doing still as we are each different as well as

out circumstance are different.

I hope I've made sense, lol.

Thanks,Sam

my PCP wants me to see an allergist... would those tests be helpful?

I also have lyme and have been on antifungals in the past and they have helped

me. Does Dr Shoemaker use antifungals in his protocol?

[Guest guest]

Please do not waste your money, see a good mold DR, maybe 4 in the country

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> my PCP wants me to see an allergist... would those tests be helpful?

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> I also have lyme and have been on antifungals in the past and they have helped

me. Does Dr Shoemaker use antifungals in his protocol?

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> thanks

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