STREP, BARTONELLA, LYME, MYCOPLASMA, AND OTHERS PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) is a clinical diagnosis, meaning there is no single blood test that can definitively “prove” or “disprove” the condition. Instead, doctors use blood tests to look for infectious triggers, assess immune system function, and rule out other medical issues. Common blood tests ordered during a PANS […]
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PRIMAQUINE REVIEW Primaquine revisited six decades after its discovery Primaquine was first synthesized in 1946 in the USA. Six decades have passed and primaquine is still the only transmission-blocking anti-malarial clinically available, displaying a marked activity against gametocytes [baby forms]. Primaquine is also effective against all exoerythrocytic forms [ones developing in the liver not blood]
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Copyright 2026 James Schaller on all Unchanged-Free Use Bilirubin test: Bilirubin is a byproduct of red blood cell breakdown in the liver. .1 Hemoglobin test: 1 Liver function test: 1 Reticulocyte count test: These are immature red blood cells. 1 Is the body trying to replace the broken lysed red cells?. Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) test: this measures cell
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NEW MALARIA MED: Aablaquine Aablaquine is a combination drug kit marketed in India for the radical treatment of Plasmodium vivax malaria, designed to prevent relapses. It consists of Chloroquine phosphate tablets and Bulaquine capsules. Bulaquine is an 8-aminoquinoline derivative (a synthetic analogue of primaquine) developed by the Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI) that acts on dormant liver-stage parasites. Key Aspects of
Just over a century ago, an emerging disease plagued almost a million frontline troops during World War I, rendering them unfit for duty for months at a time. The disease became known as “trench fever,” and it was subsequently shown to be caused by the louse-borne bacterium now known as Bartonella quintana Interestingly, at that
Our 2007 psychiatry pioneering Bartonella research paper reports “at least eight species of Bartonella have been recognized as causing infective endocarditis in humans” including: B. quintana B. henselae B. elizabethae B. vinsonii B. koehlerae B. clarridgeiae B. washoensis B. alsatica Schaller JL, Burkland GA, Langhoff PJ. Do bartonella infections cause agitation, panic disorder, and treatment-resistant
How do you remove the Lyme Fragments, Neurotoxin, Particles or Peptidoglycans as you blow up this Lyme disease germ? This has implications for top Lyme disease treatment, and speed of tolerable treatment. If you cannot remove the “marbles” of dead Lyme bacteria, you must pause, and treat slowly with breaks. BRIEF BASICS FOR PHYSICIANS Peptidoglycan
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BOLD IS BY J. SCHALLER, MD Previous studies have shown that the Lyme spirochete could survive antibiotic therapy in monkeys and humans. In the present study, researchers analyzed 56 studies from the medical literature. In 10 animal studies and 25 human studies (see table below), Lyme spirochetes were able to survive antibiotic therapy as shown
Suspected Lyme Borreliosis Recommended Galaxy Tests Lyme Borrelia Direct Detect – Nanotrap® Ideal for patients who: Present with early-stage Lyme symptoms Exhibit persistent or multisystem symptoms post-treatment Require detection independent of antibody response Have inconclusive or negative results from serology Clinical Utility Provides direct detection of Borrelia OspA antigen from urine, enabling earlier diagnosis in acute
Fascinating Morgellons images MD= Morgellons. Clinical features of Morgellons disease. A, MD patient back showing lesions covering the entire surface, including areas out of patient’s reach. [Bold Schaller insert] B, Back of patient with scratching-induced lesions showing distribution limited to patient’s reach. C, Multicolored fibers embedded in skin callus from MD Patient 2 (100x). B reproduced from Reference 19, used with permission
