Re: blastocystis hominus help

[Guest guest]

Assuming you paid for the test and not the DAN! doctor, therefore it is

your test, not the DAN! doctors and they should promptly be told that

and fax/email/send you a copy. Alternatively, you can contact the

entity who performed the test and write/email/call them, say you need a

copy. Sometimes they do it immediately, sometimes they have to wait a

week/2 weeks after providing to the doctor. Sorry I can't help

otherwise. Good luck!

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> Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons

parasite

> stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the

results

> without an epensive appointment.

>

[Guest guest]

It's a parasite. It can create irritable bowel symptoms. It's also

very common so don't panic.

Potential medications for treating blastocystosis include the

antibiotic metronidazole (Flagyl), the combination medication

sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim (Bactrim, Septra, others) and the

antiprotozoal medication iodoquinol (Yodoxin.

Shame on that DAN! For not reading your test without trying to bilk

you tons of money.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blastocystis_hominis

I think you will need to find someone to treat this.

-- In , " l.largey " <l.largey@...> wrote:

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> Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons parasite

> stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the results

> without an epensive appointment.

>

[Guest guest]

This parasite also presented recently in our 10 year old's stools.

The lab report said:

Metronidazole is considered the most effective drug (750 mg tid X 10

days). Iodoquinol is also an effectivde medication (650 mg tid x 20

days). Recommended therapy can also eliminate other undetected

pathogens and part of patient symptomatology. Various herbs may be

effective, including oil of oregano (which I know my daughter wont

take, unless someone on this group know how to disguise the taste).

Limit refined carbohydrates in diet.

As yet, I havent treated her. I am concerned that other family

members and house pets my also have, and we will continue to be

reinfected. So I am trying to do more research.

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> > Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons

parasite

> > stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the

results

> > without an epensive appointment.

> >

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Matthias had also this blastocytis, it was treated with Macmiror, a

Polish brand of antibiotic but the effect faded away on the last days.

I used Monolaurin and caprylic acid to beat them and I did see

serious gains in attention and mood, stays however a picky eater.

Good luck !

Ann

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> Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons

parasite

> stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the

results

> without an epensive appointment.

>

[Guest guest]

My son had blastocystis Hominus-1st we did pargagon but compliance

was an issue because he could not swallow pills and the herbs were

nasty. We then did two course of Alinia. It is a script. It was

easy to take (2) 3 day treatments. It tasted like lemonade. We did

not irradicate them all because they showed up in a lesser degree on

following stool samples. However, our doc believes we knocked down

the population enough to stop his diaherria. He suffered for 5 years

with diaherria so this was huge. After he was able to swallow pills

he did the Hulda Clasrk parasite cleanse and blasto did not show up

on his stool test.

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> > Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons

> parasite

> > stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the

> results

> > without an epensive appointment.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ann,

What dose did you use of the monolaurin and caprylic acid ? Also,

did you retest for the blastocystis ?

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> > Does anyone know what exactly this is? It showed up in my sons

> parasite

> > stool culture and or Dan Dr ( who we just fired ) wont read the

> results

> > without an epensive appointment.

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