Wait time 11 minutes 5 Easy Appointment 4.9 Promptness 5 Friendly Staff 5 Accurate Diagnosis 4.9 Bedside Manner 5 Spends Time with Patients 5 Appropriate Followup 95 ratings & reviews Click Here to read more Dr. James Schaller is very knowledgeable and versed in Tick Borne Infections, Lyme Disease and Co-Infections. I have been battling Lyme […]
ASK THEM: SO WHAT ARE YOU USING TO REMOVE THESE? 1. Enzymes? Which enzymes? They are not basic ones with easy access to parts to cut off. Common popular ones have little evidence that they work against PGs. 2. “Essential oils” in very low volumes with other ingredients. They are in products a fraction of
Research identifies infectious agents as potential risk-modifying factors or direct triggers for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in specific patient subgroups. This etiology is primarily understood through the lens of post-infectious autoimmune responses that target brain regions involved in behavioral control, particularly the basal ganglia. Primary Infectious Triggers Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococcus (GABHS): The most documented infectious agent. It is
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It appears some on the autism spectrum improve on IVIG. Supporting idea autism and the spectrum disorders are subtypes, with some responding to IVIG The identification of brain-targeted autoantibodies in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) raises the possibility of autoimmune encephalopathy (AIE). Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) is effective for AIE and for some children with
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The use of “Medical OCD” in the title ignores that medicine or medical psychiatry is the cause of most past OCD. But we are discussing other OCD causes not commonly considered. ————— Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a highly disabling mental illness that can be divided into frequent primary [biological] and rarer organic secondary forms. Its association with secondary autoimmune triggers
To diagnose pernicious anemia, several laboratory tests are used: Key Laboratory Tests for Pernicious Anemia 1. Vitamin B12 Level: This is the primary test to check for vitamin B12 deficiency. However, serum B12 levels alone may not be sufficient due to poor sensitivity and specificity. Levels below 200 pg/mL typically iindicate deficiency, but borderline results (200-400 pg/mL)
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For our Bartonella textbook we are trying to see the percent of infected people in different nations. EU sample nations were about 20% and Rio the same. 1900 years of European graves about 18%. Africa and Asia below. ALL THESE WERE LOOKING AT 1-2 SPECIES. NOT THE 23 IN HUMANS. **One study reported antibody positive
In our Babesia 2006 foundation textbook, still ahead of current frozen approaches, we mention tafenoquine as a possible great new option to treat Babesia. And when it was available, wise infection physicians used it for malaria. As the only new malaria drug in 60 years and as a long acting drug it was exceptional. But
In the USA, Canada, and Europe, the infectious agents that cause Lyme disease include Borrelia burgdorferi in North America and Borrelia afzelii or Borrelia garinii in Europe and Asia, respectively. [Though these species can be found in all three huge regions.] The infection affects multiple organ systems, including the skin, joints, and the nervous system. “Brain Lyme or “Lyme neuroborreliosis (LNB)
Trish K: Jan 4, 2024 I was with a different LLMD for a decade. I didn’t know how much she didn’t know. I was diagnosed decades after a few tick bites. I was mostly bedridden for the 10 years with my first LLMD. Within a year and a half with Dr Schaller, I
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