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hcconn22
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This is a new article from today about a Vet who has done a lot of research on Bartonolla.

He has also patented some advanced testing that is very interesting and makes a lot of sense.

I will not repeat the article- just read it it's very good.

http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/1333377.html

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mjbucuk
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thanks!!!! [hi]

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katc
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Same here, thanks alot!

I live in Winston Salem, and I cannot find anyone to treat me. I will be calling his office for any referals, he may not have any, but atleaset he's a believer!

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asus
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very interesting...

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lou
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He may believe in bartonella, but don't think he is reliable on chronic lyme.

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kelmo
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My LLMD believes chronic Lyme is most likely bartonella. He doesn't rule out chronic Lyme.

Reading this article, it was disheartening that after three days of abx he was feeling great.

If only...

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CD57
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Someone should find out what abx they used....maybe it was gentamicin?

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ticked-offinNc
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CD,

I Heard that he believes long term macrolides "may" be the answer.

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asus
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Any update on this??

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CD57
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I actually emailed this guy and he wrote back saying he couldn't comment on abx since he is not an MD. I think he is a PhD focusing on animals.

Long term macrolides? What is long term?

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