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Where can I find the assessment. On which website ?

I have Lyme disease and been trying to find solutions, I recently heard about SOT THERAPY I will try it and hopefully it works

Lots of interesting information (I have many of the psychological systems, but my Lyme is in remission). Are there recommended treatments for anxiety and depression? None of the normal treatments seem to help.

You are amazing. Thank you for doing this!

Not only ticks but biting flies and moskitos can make you sick.

In Germany some people are successful in taking a milk thistle tinkture called Karde

Had Lyme in 2017. Life has been going downhill since. I went from Crossfit to disabled. Hopeless.

Thank you for posting this. It would be wonderful if IGenx and Dr. Patterson would do a lottery once every three months to treat a few low income patients. I believe in what you all are doing and do think a worker is worth his wages, but there are millions of young, formerly healthy, athletic people who are suffering terribly, and who have no hope TODAY. Doing some outreach would do a lot to shut the mouths of anti Patterson people.

Excellent information. One piece of feedback is to START with methylene blue. Infected patients are tired and have mental health issue. Methylene blue addresses both of those and the infections.

WHY DOESN'T ANYONE CHALLENGE THE TESTS THAT ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE...OR ACCURATE??? NO ONE SAYS ANYONE TO DOCTORS OR THE CDC....IS EVERYONE SCARED?

So..which lab test is ideal????

Life is totally different....only given 21 days of doxy.....now over 6 months...no quality of life. My doctor said it's plenty..and she Googled it. Bedbound.......😢😢

I have bleeding on the brain is that caused by Bartonella

Yes I do

Dr. Tom your Bartonella ticks are profound. Time to treat.

Do you accept virtual patient I am.suffering and almost feeling so bad

Do you think peptides work ?

I've been diagnosed with Lyme been fighting for 10 yrs with no help 8:26

I've been diagnosed with Lyme been fighting for 10 yrs with no help

Can I please get help?

I believe I am a victim of this syndrome.

This video is 3 years old!! We need help with a real doctor with real help!! No one can treat this by their self!! The real question is how do we pay for this most of us have already lost our jobs!! We know insuranse doesnt pay for this and thats if a doctor will even listen!! Good grief!!

Most of us come here because we already know we have something like this!! We can watch these all day long..at the end of the video no one is any better!! We know Insurance doesnt cover this, we also know it takes hundreds and hundreds of dollors!! Most of us have already lost our jobs because of this!! So at the end of the video, we should be discussing the next step...where to get the help and the cost!!! Also i dont see any of the peoples questions being answered!!!😢😢😢😢😢

More medical cartel BS

I am still wondering why Lyme disease is being treated with antibiotics instead of antiparasitic medicines. I have read many medical literature articles calling the spirochete an obligate parasite? Meaning it must have a host to live. There's a older book titled The Biology Of the Parasetic Spirochete. Maybe this is why the spirochete isn't being eradicated from the body. Sean's perfectly logical. Are there any studies where they tried Anti-Parasetic drugs?

When our military brought the German scientist over for the advanced technologies and the atomic weaponry, they also brought them over to plum Island, where they weaponized !! I had a conversation with an army retired gentleman in a waiting room. And behold, he was a micro biologist and was offered the job at Plum Island after his army stent was over, and he declined because what they were doing at that military complex was dark & nefarious

Carnivore help me😊

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Thank you for this enlightening webinar. Is it possible to get the slides for this webinar? The recording has blurred images. @IGeneX Inc

Thank you for this wonderful presentation!

I had morgellons 2 years. I had blood gene test wich cover 17500 pathogen. But no special finding.

Living in Montana and absolutely cannot get a clinical diagnosis, let alone finding a physician that even believes Lyme is real. I am extremely well educated regarding Lyme and the coinfections. 50 + visits with Doctors and Tests in the past 5 years... Score 110+ on the Horowitz Lyme questionaire. Started for me in 2012 with a bullseye rash contracted in Western Washington State. Symptoms remained mild until 2018 when I became extremely ill... It's been a downward spiral since then. All the classic symptoms with terrible neurological and cardiac issues... recently suggestion of a fibromyalgia diagnosis by my physician (who still knows very little about Lyme or coinfections). I am on Montana Medicaid now and have been unable to work for 5 years now (after a lifetime of gainful employment and very active lifestyle). Two PCI tests done came back negative and I cannot get ANY help until there is a diagnosis... (these were NOT IgeneX tests). HELP! I need to know what I need to do in order to get comprehensive IgeneX Lyme/coinfection testing. If I can get an ACTUAL diagnosis, then I can get referred to appropriate help. Thank You, Bruce Carpenter mail@brucecarpenter.com

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 *Understanding Lyme Disease Psychiatric Implications* - Lyme disease symptoms result from infections, immune reactions, and other processes. - Variances in symptoms depend on factors like age, co-infections, genetic predispositions, and tick-related variables. - Psychiatric issues in Lyme disease involve impairments in cognitive, vegetative, emotional, and neurological functions. 03:09 🩺 *Assessment Approaches for Lyme Disease* - Clinical evaluation involves a detailed history, symptom review, thorough examination, and pattern recognition. - Various assessment tools, including screening exams and comprehensive evaluations, aid in diagnosing Lyme disease. - Assessments consider co-infections, neurological symptoms, psychiatric syndromes, and physiological manifestations. 07:40 💊 *Psychological Symptoms and Impact of Lyme Disease* - Cognitive impairments include attention deficits, memory problems, processing issues, and executive function challenges. - Emotional symptoms encompass mood swings, frustration, diminished pleasure, and dissociative experiences. - Behavioral manifestations involve decreased productivity, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, and interpersonal difficulties. 14:41 📉 *Prevalence and Impact of Lyme Disease-Related Psychiatric Syndromes* - Depression, anxiety disorders, and PTSD are prevalent psychiatric syndromes associated with Lyme disease. - Fatigue, sleep disturbances, and cognitive deficits significantly affect patients' quality of life. - Lyme disease correlates with increased risk of suicide, substance abuse, and other psychiatric issues. 18:04 🧬 *Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment Approaches* - Comprehensive evaluations consider neurological, physiological, and immunological aspects of Lyme disease. - Treatment strategies target both the infection and immune system dysregulation. - Understanding the complex interaction between infections, immune responses, and symptoms is crucial for effective management. 22:18 🧬 *The interplay of pathophysiology, immune system functioning, and symptoms in Lyme disease.* - Lyme disease involves a complex interplay of pathophysiology, immune system dysregulation, and symptoms. - Interventions can target normalizing immune function, reducing infection load, or managing symptom severity. - Chronic stress, sleep deprivation, and psychological symptoms can exacerbate the severity of Lyme disease. 27:19 🩺 *Diagnostic challenges and clinical considerations in tickborne diseases.* - Neuroborreliosis diagnosis based solely on antibody presence in spinal fluid is inadequate. - Testing limitations and the need for broader testing panels to detect various tickborne pathogens. - Clinical diagnosis criteria for Lyme disease and the importance of thorough physical examinations. 32:09 🧪 *Laboratory testing methods and advancements in Lyme disease diagnosis.* - The limitations of indirect serological tests and the development of more sensitive and specific assays like the Imin blot. - Importance of detecting multiple species and strains of tickborne pathogens. - The role of T-cell response assays in cases of immune suppression. 41:27 🧪 *Lyme Disease Testing Methods Overview* - Explanation of the challenges with traditional Lyme disease testing methods. - Late appearing IgM antibodies can persist, leading to false positive results. - Overview of various testing methods including PCR, culture, and urine antigen testing. 43:18 🧬 *Direct Testing Methods for Lyme Disease* - Discussion on direct testing methods such as PCR, culture, and urine antigen testing. - Importance of timing for accurate testing, particularly in relation to treatment status. - Differences in sensitivity and specificity among direct testing methods. 46:56 🦠 *Clinical Features and Testing for Bartonella Infection* - Description of clinical features associated with Bartonella infection, including CNS symptoms and skin manifestations. - Overview of testing methods for Bartonella, emphasizing the need for multiple tests due to the complexity of the infection. - Importance of considering immune system function in interpreting test results. 51:29 🩸 *Clinical Features and Testing for Babesiosis Infection* - Differentiating clinical features of Babesiosis from Lyme disease, including fever patterns, fatigue, and balance issues. - Discussion on testing methods for Babesiosis, highlighting the limitations of traditional testing and the importance of using multiple methods for accurate diagnosis. - Emphasis on the prevalence of co-infections and the need for comprehensive testing approaches. 54:29 🦠 *Clinical Features and Testing for Rickettsia Infection* - Description of clinical features associated with Rickettsia infection, including acute and chronic manifestations. - Overview of testing methods for Rickettsia, including serologies and culture. - Importance of considering non-infectious factors such as inflammation and toxins in the diagnostic process. 59:46 🩺 *Lyme Disease Testing and Treatment Strategies* - Lyme disease testing and treatment strategies are essential for addressing potential psychiatric manifestations. - Target testing based on the patient's stage of infection and predominant symptoms. - Antibiotic treatment may take time to resolve psychiatric symptoms and requires careful monitoring for potential worsening due to the Herxheimer reaction. 01:00:19 💉 *Initial Testing Considerations and Antibiotic Treatment* - Consider initial testing with comprehensive panels like the IGeneX TBD 6 or the CCR TBD 6, tailored to the patient's stage of infection and symptoms. - Antibiotic treatment should be guided by clinical assessment, targeting specific infections based on predominant symptoms such as air hunger for babesiosis or joint issues for Lyme disease. - Psychiatric manifestations may take longer to resolve compared to rheumatologic or neurologic symptoms, often requiring months of treatment. 01:03:18 📚 *Resources for Lyme Disease and Psychiatric Symptoms* - Resources like the "Microbes and Mental Illness" journal article and the "International Clinical Perspective of Lyme Disease" TH-cam series provide valuable insights into Lyme disease-associated psychiatric symptoms. - Expert opinions from clinicians with extensive experience in treating tick-borne diseases offer valuable guidance on assessment and management strategies. - Accessing comprehensive resources can aid in understanding the complexities of Lyme disease and its psychiatric implications. 01:04:27 💊 *Provocative Treatment and Serological Testing* - Provocative treatment for 30 days prior to testing may help stimulate antibody production in patients with advanced tick-borne diseases who initially test seronegative. - Antibiotic treatment can lead to a decrease in germ load, potentially resulting in seroconversion from seronegative to seropositive status. - Repeat serological testing after antibiotic treatment can help assess changes in antibody levels and aid in diagnosis confirmation. 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Why do so many physicians fail to follow patterns of chronic illness over time?🤷‍♀️ ABL(anything but Lyme) should never be an acceptable approach to those of us who fail to produce the bullseye rash! I believe that my bite occurred on the back of my head, which was incredibly sore and took several weeks to heal. Looking back at the increasing constellation and severity of my symptoms over many years, I can correlate the decline of my health to that exposure in my last year working in animal rescue.😣in 🇨🇦

Lyme is an STD

Hey do some spell check so you might look somewhat legitimate. Bottom of page just above "Privacy and Terms" your disclaimer reads the word.........mplementing What is that Dr.???????????????? I would just use snake oil myself.

Mm info states that tick diseases are not super bugs and that it’s a strain of Epstein bar that give people Lyme disease. Idk what to think. I tested positive for bornella and I was diagnosed with lupus. I did a cell scan and coil scan I have a lot of parasites, liver flukes, worms. I was bitten by 100 cigarrs in Connecticut. Two weeks later I could not walk anymore. I took msc stem cells and herbs that kill Lyme and also taking monolaurin.

Dr. Richard Horowitz, Lyme Doc in NY wrote a book, "How to Get Better". I just ordered it from Amazon. He's had much success with healing those with tick illnesses. He uses this lab. He has an active office but I called and they're not taking new patients right now. I grew up down the road from his office. I should have gone in there but little did I know.

WOW WOW WOW. I am blown away by this info. I had a tick in Wisconsin embedded into my scalp when I was 12, nothing was done other than pulling it out. I am 45 years old now. I was diagnosed in 2008 with fibromyalgia because they ran out of options. I asked a million times to be tested for Lyme's and the Drs refused. And now my husband was bit by 2 ticks in FL in the last 2 months. The most recent one which was a week ago was a Lonestar and he has a bullseye. Dr gave him one dose of doxycycline 😢. What do I do????

Wow ,Thanks for sharing, your right it's a nasty disease,,,,,

In Germany they already have a vaccine for lyme,and it is mandatory for everyone working in farms.

It is not rare that when people get baptized (this is all what the new testimony is about, the baptism adult in water that is God's present for us to go to his kingdom ..and avoid hell), then they are miraculously cured.

I desperately need help. Colorado doctors have very little to no care for any patient for any reason. We don't have any Lyme literate doctors here. I'm type 0 negative blood, I'm a female, 38 years old. I was 7 years old and I thought I had 2 moles on the back of my neck, but they were ticks. One of them was popped like a pimple but the other one was to far inside my body and I had to go to the emergency room and they removed it. Through the years I was pretty much fine. 5 years ago I got cat scratch fever. Part of the claw is still in my leg so I think that's when my whole world changed. I'm so scared I'm gonna die. I'm going through the most with all kinds of these symptoms. I am at a loss.

I'm having great relief from taking sweet wormwood, ivermectin and dabbling in parasite tinctures cleanses, not cured but doing way better

Can you take serrapeptase or nattokinase if you have a pacemaker? I'm wondering if it could dissolve the silicone or plastics around the leads and or battery. My cardiologist has no idea and I don't know who to ask. I have a positive western blot for lyme and went into heart failure. He said he knows nothing about Lyme and won't treat it. No MDs in Oregon treat it or even believe in it.

I was bite by a tick twice at San Antonio Ranch in Sunnyvale Area Silicone Valley. 2012 I think. Exactly 10 years later a train hit me with psychosis and gut issues. This is so fascinating and so creative

Relapses are mostly due to parasites who are infected as well

what to do if you have a lot of different symptoms and none of the doctors acknowledge the existence? some even say lyme disease is not in the Kansas City area.

I love how IGeneX pretends they care. If you call them for any information, they won't help you or lead you in any direction. Besides this, their prices are astronomical.