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He was very sick for 3 weeks. And just got admitted to the hospital yesterday. He has accute infection and inflammation in the spleen, liver, pancreas and kidneys. He is at a brand new facility, but most nurses don't seem to have a clue on how to test prognosis, etc. Includes doctor. The bathroom and sheets are not cleaned everyday. He is at Mercy Medical in Merced. It has medium reviews but they don't seem to have a clue on how to proceed. Any suggestions?
IMO It sounds like babesia.
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- Can you connect with the lyme support groups near you / him so that you might learn of any doctors who might be poised to be of help?
If he has anemia, that's another sign of babesia.
As for liver issues, keep in mind that acetaminophen can make that much worse, and actually so many other things worse, too, as it blocks glutathione not just in liver but in all cells throughout body. Stops the "circulation / respiration" and sort of stifles each cell.
As for kidney, ibuprofen can make kidney issues (and all body circulation) issues worse as it constricts blood vessels and that creates a domino effect.
Best of luck to you, and him. He's luck to have you in his life to care. -
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