Thanks cityroam. I wish they would've talked about the treatment and my Pharmacists would've watched it. I got the FISH test and poor immune system (with pos PCR'S for Lyme and Bart) to prrove it.
Anybody else see it and is there more info we missed?
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Posted by cityroam1 (Member # 24787) on :
After I posted this I searched the internet to get more info, I still can't find a link to watch the entire episode, but I did find a link that tells a little more about the guy featured in the story.
I just read the article. What stuck out for me (after getting over the shock of the broadcast ) were two little words-"mostly recovered".
Posted by blinkie (Member # 14470) on :
dang! I missed it. Strangly enough, I tried to record it, but was already recording something else while wanting to watch a third show, so I couldn't record it.
Did they happen to mention what strain he had?
Posted by jpsmom (Member # 23895) on :
this was a repeat, seen it b4, if you have a dvr search for all episodes for the show. Or just search for shows on lyme. I came across a movie called lymelife but was very dissapointed that it was a R++ movie w alec baldwin, couldnt it just be educational??
Posted by lululymemom (Member # 26405) on :
quote:Originally posted by cityroam1: After I posted this I searched the internet to get more info, I still can't find a link to watch the entire episode, but I did find a link that tells a little more about the guy featured in the story.
I sometimes wonder about the information they put out there. This is a quote from your link:
The good news is that babesiosis is treatable. Once a doctor suspects babesiosis, the test to confirm the diagnosis gives a clear-cut answer and the treatment is usually a combination of antimicrobial drugs. Less than 1 percent of patients die of the disease, and sometimes it goes away on its own
It really doesn't give a clear-cut answer and it seems alot of tests come back negative. I never knew it went away on it's own. This is the first I'm hearing of that.