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Danke Dir Bina!

Im Deutschen Borrelioseforum?

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This study suggests that roxithromycin is extremely effective in crossing the blood-brain barrier. No other macrolides
are known to behave similarly.

In a study presented at the October 1988 Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC), roxithromycin was found to reach very high concentrations in the human brain (Manuel and others, 1988). Researchers in France and Switzerland, noting that roxithromycin had been effective in treating toxoplasmosis in mice, gave the antibiotic to volunteers who were scheduled to undergo brain surgery, so that levels in brain tissue could be determined. (These volunteers did not have toxoplasmosis or AIDS.) The four patients for whom concentra- tions were measured had much higher roxithromycin concentrations in brain tissue than in blood plasma; two had brain concentrations seven times as high, the other two had fifty times or more roxithromycin in brain tissue than in blood. These measurements were taken 12 hours after the last roxithromycin dose; since blood levels are known to remain high for 12 hours or more, the comparison is a fair one.

This study suggests that roxithromycin is extremely effective in crossing the blood-brain barrier. No other macrolides
are known to behave similarly.

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2.) CD 57 Test ist bei chron. CPN Infektionen auch erniedrigt

woher hast du die Info ? würde mich sehr interessieren.

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wie in meinem anderen Post : Cotrimoxazol + Roxithromycin – beides hochgradig liquorgängigt.

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cotrimoxazol + Roxythromycin wird als gasser Kombi bei late Stage Lyme verwandt.

Cotrimoxazol wirkt ganz gut bei Bartonellen. (Für mich jedenfalls) Ich mag es sehr.

Auf CPN wirkt die Kombi sehr gut, zumal beide AB s liquorgängig sind.

Gibt aber Leute die Sulfa ABX nicht so gut vertragen.

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CD 57 /NK ist ein marker für borreliose und intrazelluläre Infektionen (bei gesunden 220+)Bitte testen lassen und folgendes:

COINFECTIONS: A SYNOPSIS
Compiled By: Melanie Reber

Babesiosis
Explanation: Protozoa that invade, infect, and kill the red blood cells
Symptoms: Fatigue, night sweats, fever, chills, weakness, weight loss, nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhea, cough, shortness of breath, headache, neck and back stiffness, dark urine or blood in urine
Treatment: Atovaquone (Mepron) plus Azithromycin (Zithromax), Clindamycin and oral Quinine
Other: Alternative treatment may include Riamet or Artemisinin
Bartonella
Explanation: Bartonella spp. bacterium
Symptoms: Fever, chills, headache and severe pain in the tibia, weight loss, sore throat, papular or angiomatous rash
Treatment: Erythromycin, plus a Fluoroquinolone or Rifampin
Ehrlichiosis (HGE and HME)
Explanation: Rickettsiae that infect the white blood cells
Symptoms: Anemia, fever, chills, headache, muscle pain, rigors, gastrointestinal symptoms, anorexia, fatigue
Treatment: Doxycycline, Rifampin
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Explanation: Rickettsia rickettsii parasite that invades the cells lining the heart and blood vessels
Symptoms: High fever, severe headache (especially behind the eyes), maculopapular skin rash
Treatment: Tetracycline, Doxycycline, or Chloramphenicol
Colorado Tick Fever
Explanation: Reovirus that lodges inside the cells
Symptoms: High fever, chills, severe muscle aches, back pain, headache (especially behind the eyes), light sensitivities, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
Treatment: No antiviral therapy is available
Other: Aspirin
Relapsing Fever
Explanation: Borrelia hermsii spirochete
Symptoms: High fever, sudden chills, eye inflammation, coughing, jaundice, petechial rash
Treatment: Tetracycline, Doxycycline, or Chloramphenicol
Tularemia
Explanation: Francisella tularensis bacterium
Symptoms: Painful and swollen lymph nodes, fever, chills, fatigue
Treatment: Tetracycline, Chloramphenicol
Powassan encephalitis
Explanation: Flavivirus that invades and infects the brain
Symptoms: Fever, headache, pain behind the eyes, light sensitivity, muscle weakness, seizures, paralysis, brain inflammation
Treatment: No effective treatment
Tick Paralysis
Explanation: A toxic reaction to saliva from female ticks
Symptoms: Paralysis begins in legs and spreads throughout the body within hours
Treatment: Recovery is rapid following the removal of the tick
Mycoplasma
Explanation: A genus of small bacteria which lack cell walls. M. fermentans, M. pneumoniae, M. penetrans, M. hominis and M. genetalium
Symptoms: Fatigue, headaches, muscle pain and soreness, nausea, gastrointestinal problems, joint pain and soreness, lymph node pain, cognitive problems, depression, breathing problems and other signs and symptoms
Treatment: Slow-growing mycoplasmal infections are not rapidly susceptible to antibiotics. Doxycycline, Minocycline, Ciprofloxacin, Azithromycin, and Clarithromycin may be used.

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Glaube nicht das die trachomatis dein Hauptproblem sind

Wurde CPn auch getestet?

Wie sieht es mit den coinfektionen der borreliose aus? Bartonellen, rickettsien, babesie, mycoplasmen, ehrlichien????

eine kombi die alles erwischt wäre ratsam.
CD 57 Wert bei dir ????

Ich würde zumindest Doxy zum cipro nehmen.

Der quinolon erfolg kann auch auf bartonellen und ehrlichien passen.
Makrolid + Tetracyclin + hydroxychloroquin und metro

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sollte man agressiver vorgehen und ggf. das siriam protokoll machen.

Oder ein blut Hirn schranke passierendes AB nehmen. Z.B. Roxithromycin + Minocyclin (nicht atzi/Doxy – weil die nicht die BBB überwinden können)

http://www.cpnhelp.org/treatment_protocols

Sriram Protocol

Antibiotic
Dosage
When taken
Notes

Rifampin
150mg
Twice a day
Take this on its own for two weeks or as tolerated

Azithromycin
250mg
Mon, Wed, Friday
Take this together with Rifampin for the duration of the treatment

Metronidazole
400mg or 500mg
Three times a day
Start taking this a month into the treatment and take it for 15 days on 15 days off for the duration of the treatment.

Sodium or Calcium Pyruvate
4 to 6g
about an hour before antibiotics (twice a day)
Start this 8 weeks into the treatment.

Rifampin is a very effective killer of RBs (Reticulating Bodies) and therefore it may take a while to feel comfortable taking it. It may take longer than the two weeks suggested in the chart. It is also worth noting that Rifampin can affect the efficacy of other drugs you may be taking such as Thyroxine for example. It may also cause your liver enzymes to become elevated and for that reason you should be closely monitored by a doctor.

In this protocol Metronidazole pulses are 15 days long. This may well be very difficult to sustain and in that case patients have been advised to reduce the pulse to 7 days in 21.

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gibts auch von ratiopharm – löst sich nicht im Magen auf (Magenbluten)!!!!

ich nehms eh 😉

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CFS oder CFSID ist ein sammelbegriff und zumeist versteckt sich eine chronische Infektion dahinter, was mann an Parametern wie Interleukinen, TNF alpha, mbl, cd 57 etc auch sehen kann.

„Wieso Bazillus glaubst du dass Telecaster ein CFS hat. Viele Krankheiten können diese Symptome machen. CFS ist eine Diagnose die erst gestellt werden kann wenn ALLES andere ausgeschlossen ist
und da gibt es noch viel zu tun!“

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ACC und NAC sind exaxt identisch – no worries

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wurde früher nie getestet – musste es extra anfordern

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ich würde artemisinin von nutricology kaufen – z.B. Vitaminwelten

Favourite US Lymies Brand

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http://www.badbugs.org/

bei mir hats 7 jahre gedauert bis man Dientamoeab fragilis gefunden hat.

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@sunny. auch bevorzugt morgens nach dem aufstehen?

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