Re: Question about vitamin c - Parvovirus

[Guest guest]

I went to the Doctor and they say it's Fifths Disease caused by Parvovirus B19.

This is the 3rd time I have been told it is Parvo.

(last 2 times were confirmed by blood tests)

Any ideas as to how I can get rid of this permanently? What anti-viral works on

Parvovirus??

Thanks,

paula

>

> I have been slowly increasing my vitamin c and I am noticing a strange rash

all over the tops of my thighs. It is a burning and stinging rash (no itching),

and it doesn't spread anywhere else. It is bright red in color and very

slightly raised. Could this be a viral rash or a yeast rash. I feel better

when taking the vitamin c, and I don't feel extremely " yeasty " , so I thought

maybe it had stirred up a virus and the virus is now being eliminated.

>

> A few years ago I began a regiment of vitamin c and another anti-viral and I

had the fifths disease rash all over for a month. That rash didn't give me a

burning feeling though.

>

> Any help in getting rid of the rashes quickly, or is this something I am going

to have to wait out?

>

> Thanks so much,

> paula

>

[Guest guest]

> I went to the Doctor and they say it's Fifths Disease caused by Parvovirus

B19. This is the 3rd time I have been told it is Parvo.

> (last 2 times were confirmed by blood tests)

> Any ideas as to how I can get rid of this permanently? What anti-viral works

on Parvovirus??

I can't find the specific terminology that tells me which anti-viral to use to

specifically target the immune system dysfunction, but I would start with

Virastop to target the current infection.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana.

I read that OLE will address Parvo B19, so I may just try that along with the

Virastop. I feel like a magnet for viruses and yeast. How can I boost my

immune system? DO you have any suggestions?

Thanks again,

paula

> > I went to the Doctor and they say it's Fifths Disease caused by Parvovirus

B19. This is the 3rd time I have been told it is Parvo.

> > (last 2 times were confirmed by blood tests)

> > Any ideas as to how I can get rid of this permanently? What anti-viral

works on Parvovirus??

>

>

> I can't find the specific terminology that tells me which anti-viral to use to

specifically target the immune system dysfunction, but I would start with

Virastop to target the current infection.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana.

> I read that OLE will address Parvo B19, so I may just try that along with the

Virastop.

That was a good combination here.

>>I feel like a magnet for viruses and yeast. How can I boost my immune system?

DO you have any suggestions?

My son's immune system was corrected with high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C,

vitamin D, lysine, and biotin. [Plus ALA chelation]

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana - my son's titers did not come back high for MMR - would you still

recommend vitamin A and in what dose for an 80 pound kid?

> > Thanks Dana.

> > I read that OLE will address Parvo B19, so I may just try that along with

the Virastop.

>

>

> That was a good combination here.

>

>

> >>I feel like a magnet for viruses and yeast. How can I boost my immune

system? DO you have any suggestions?

>

>

> My son's immune system was corrected with high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C,

vitamin D, lysine, and biotin. [Plus ALA chelation]

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> Dana - my son's titers did not come back high for MMR - would you still

recommend vitamin A and in what dose for an 80 pound kid?

Were they high for rubeola? That is the relevant reading.

http://www.danasview.net/vitamina.htm

Dana