Bartonella

An interesting article on Bartonella in many other regions is rarely discussed, fascinating in Bartonellosis in World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region, a systematic review and meta-analysis. European journal of public health * WHO only monitors B quintana and henselae. And some countries never test for it. In one study the seroprevalence in cats and dogs was 35.7% and […]

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

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