Morgellons-Morgellons Disease - View Single Post - Antibiotic Treatment Protocol Recommendation
View Single Post
  #1 (permalink)  
Old February 14th, 2007, 04:47 AM
beverlybdmd beverlybdmd is offline
beverlybdmd is owning her illness; so IT cannot posess HER
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Lake of The Pines, California
Posts: 402
Send a message via AIM to beverlybdmd Send a message via Yahoo to beverlybdmd
Default Antibiotic Treatment Protocol Recommendation

I just got some important info from a medical practitioners only group, the "MMI" group where I first met Ginger Saverly, Bob Bransfield, Rae Stricker, and some other heavy hitters.

A professor and researcher of tick borne illnesses, posted this to that group in order to help the physicians there treat their Morgellons patients:

"One of the people who is also quite knowledgeable about TBI's [Tick Borne Illness's] HAD Morgellons all over her Body. She came to show me how they were all cleared up. I ask her help in getting another Floridian treated. The person's name is also XXXXX, the second patient calling me is YYYYY both Lyme patients and both were suffering from Morgellons. This was the first time I knew of anyone who had had their lesions totally dry up. Therefore, I thought I would tell of her treatment regime and put anyone who wants help in contact with her. Her husband is a physician from Egypt.

Diflucan 100 mgs 1 daily for 3 months
Nystatin compounded 2 capsules 3 times daily
Amphotericin B 250 mg. compounded 2-3 times per day for 3 months
Grisovin 500 mg. once daily for 8 months
Benzathine Penicillin was started at 1.2 units IM per week.

She started to clear up after the second shot of Benzathine Penicillin. By the third week all that were left were scabs and now all she has left are scars. "

THIS IS A VERY UNUSUAL COMBINATION OF ANTI FUNGALS, IN A VERY OVERLAPPING TYPE OF COVERAGE! So, it would be unusual for any doctor to decide to use those first four drugs in combinations for Morgellons, unless there are documented cases of people getting better with this therapy, already. (or else someone thought that they were treating a very resistant fungal infection...)

If anyone is seeing Ginger Saverly, she may be willing to try this. I don't know which other doctors would be willing to try this new treatment. It certainly sounds promising.
__________________
Dr. Beverly BD MD
Reply With Quote
Sponsored Links