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  PJ Almodova

  11/02/09 | Report as spam

  RE: The causes of intestinal dysbiosis: a review

  My client (middle aged, well-developed adult) has been
  prescribed five different antibiotics within the past six
  months; two antibiotics simultaneously to cure a diagnosis
  of skin MRSA. Fatigue, loss of appetite, near continual
  headaches, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, all-over flu-like
  aches and weakness presented shortly following.
  
  A chronic sore throat with swollen carotid glands also
  presented, testing positive in laboratory multi-strain
  resistant E. coli, including three molar teeth infection,
  subject to neuro-surgery.
  
  Ciprofloxin was the prescribed treatment for the E.coli in
  mouth/throat. Although the client faithfully consumed
  Align/Probiotics simultaneously with the Ciprofloxin tx for
  the E. coli, the diarrhea continues.
  
  My client has also suffered a continual bout of diarrhea
  which has not subsided for four months. Due to fresh blood
  presenting in the stool, then subsiding, another test was
  run. This time we discovered Candidas albicans in the
  bowels.
  
  These symptoms may have been caused d/t an antibiotic
  allergy/reaction. Client has been diagnosed with GERD,
  coupled with polymyalgi following the recent antibiotic
  regime.
  
  Comments, advice, education or personal experience
  commentary responses are welcomed. Thank you.
  
  

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  PJ Almodova

  11/02/09 | Report as spam

  RE: The causes of intestinal dysbiosis: a review

  
  
  My client (middle aged, well-developed adult) has been
  prescribed five different antibiotics within the past six
  months; two antibiotics simultaneously to cure a diagnosis
  of skin MRSA. Fatigue, loss of appetite, near continual
  headaches, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, all-over flu-like
  aches and weakness presented shortly following.
  
  A chronic sore throat with swollen carotid glands also
  presented, testing positive in laboratory multi-strain
  resistant E. coli, including three molar teeth infection,
  subject to neuro-surgery.
  
  Ciprofloxin was the prescribed treatment for the E.coli in
  mouth/throat. Although the client faithfully consumed
  Align/Probiotics simultaneously with the Ciprofloxin tx for
  the E. coli, the diarrhea continues.
  
  My client has also suffered a continual bout of diarrhea
  which has not subsided for four months. Due to fresh blood
  presenting in the stool, then subsiding, another test was
  run. This time we discovered Candidas albicans in the
  bowels.
  
  These symptoms may have been caused d/t an antibiotic
  allergy/reaction. Client has been diagnosed with GERD,
  coupled with polymyalgi following the recent antibiotic
  regime.
  
  Comments, advice, education or personal experience
  commentary responses are welcomed. Thank you.