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Nachricht: <blockquote data-quote="kari" data-source="post: 722482" data-attributes="member: 2751"><a href="https://lymebytes.blogspot.com/2011/09/bartonella-and-babesia-symptom.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+lymebytesblog+%28Lyme+Bytes+with+Connie+Strasheim%29" target="_blank"> Bartonella and Babesia Symptom Checklists, According To James Schaller, MD</a>Untere Hälfte, in Englisch. Wird bei Gelegenheit noch übersetzt. Ansonsten in Googleübersetzer eingeben: <a href="https://translate.google.de/?hl=de&tab=wT#auto%7Cde%7C" target="_blank">https://translate.google.de/?hl=de&tab=wT#auto|de|</a>The Bartonella ChecklistIncreasing Suspicion of This Emerging Stealth Infection 1. Insomnia [If profound fatigue this might not apply].2. Current anxiety that was not present at age ten.3. Current anxiety or depression not present at twenty years old. 4. Knee-jerk emotional responses worse than past decades and worsening.5. Unusual discomfort on the soles of your feet6. A temperature under 98.3 in a sick person. A temperature under 99.0 if Lyme disease or Babesia is present7. Puffy tissue on insole or any part of ankles8. Depression 9. Depression that is not fully controlled. [Improvement of mood is not successful in depression treatment].10. Gingivitis or bleeding during flossing11. Anxiety is poorly controlled with average dosing12. Depression is poorly controlled by reasonable medication trials13. Sleep medicines work poorly at routine dosing14. Rage worse with time15. Irritability worse with time16. IL-6 is very low17. IL-1B is very low18. TNF-a is in lower 10% of normal range 19. Any skin markings or growths greater than most people20. Blood vessels or color on skin greater than most people21. Impatience > in personality when compared to ten years ago. [in a child, any can be any irritability]22. Cursing or hostile speech that is worse over time.23. One or more medical problems with unclear cause(s) and “idiopathic.”24. Red papules of any size. 25. Skin tags including ones removed by dermatologist or shaved off. 26. Unusual blood vessels of any kind including inside organs such as bladder or intestinal walls27. Any skin finding in excess of 95% of most humans28. Skin findings showing increased blood vessels of any size29. Skin findings showing increased tissue formation that is increased over the flatness of surface skin.30.  Skin showing blood vessels that are too large or too many for the  location of the blood vessels, e.g., surface thigh and calf skin with  very thick surface blood vessels. Or legs, upper arms or shoulders have  explosions of many fine blood vessels.31. Increased addictions that are more resistant to recovery than average.32. Increased impulsivity in contrast to past years or past decades.33. Burning skin sensations [this may have many causes]. 34. Itching without a clear cause and which is hard to control and remove 35. Skin erosion without a clear cause such as a fire or chemical burn.36. Minor cuts or scratches which heal slowly.37. After a surgery, you heal very slowly.38.  You have two tick or flea infections with two positive tick or flea  borne viruses, bacteria or protozoa. [Bartonella has >30 published  species in public genetic databases and has more vectors than possibly  any infection in the world. Therefore, the presence of other infections  such as tick borne viruses, bacteria or protozoa, should raise  suspicion.39. Exposure to cats and dogs in excess of very incidental rare contact.40. The patient’s mother is suspicious for Bartonella based on newer direct and indirect testing.41.  A sibling, father, spouse of child with any tick or flea-borne  infection who shared a residence or vacation with proximity to brush.42. Exposure to outdoor environments with brush, wild grasses, wild streams, golf courses or woods.43.  Outdoor expose in locations such as brush, wild grasses, wild streams  or woods which happened without the use of DEET or without very high  off- gassing essential oils on exposed skin areas.44. The outdoor  exposures such as brush, wild grasses, wild streams or woods which  occurred without permethrin on shoes, socks and all clothing.  45.  Clear exposure to lice, fleas or ticks. [Bartonella is carried by a huge  number of carriers, but for now, the % that carry Bartonella is not  known. Further, the capacity to detect all new species in the vectors or  in humans infected, does not exist or is not routinely available in  direct testing of all human infectious Bartonella organisms in both  large or specialty labs].   46. Stretch marks in eccentric locations, e.g., arms, upper side under armpit, around armpit or on the back.    47. Stretch marks filled with red, pink, purple or dark blue color.The Babesia ChecklistImproving Detection of A Common Emerging Stealth InfectionBelow  are examples of signs, symptoms and indirect ways to help increase the  diagnosis of Babesia.  An examination of public genetic databases shows  well over thirty-five species exist, many of which have variants. Please note that an unknown percentage of people infected have no symptoms, at least for many years. This  checklist is not meant to be used as a definitive tool to diagnose  Babesia.  I would suggest that no definitive 100% or even 98% sensitive  tool exists. My goal is merely to decrease illness resulting from  false negative patients, i.e., people who are positive but do not show  up positive on a basic direct test. Indeed, it is not uncommon for a  patient with Babesia to present with a negative test result over ten  times, regardless of the lab, and then to show up positive on DNA  testing when exposed to two or three protozoa treatments for three days,  or to have positive antibody testing six weeks after a similar  provocation trial. I do not oppose or endorse such approaches, but  feel it necessary to mention that this has happened with “malaria”  prevention treatment.  Additionally, there have been instances in which  the use of herbs, such as artesunate, for cancer prevention, has  resulted in an unintended outcome: the conversion of a Babesia titer  from negative to positive.The path to expertise with Babesia is  not simply to read a summary article or guidebook (of which I have  authored four on the topic).  Nor is expertise acquired by viewing the  sickest 1% of patients as the “norm” in Babesia diagnosis. If  someone seeks expert knowledge of the infection, it begins by reading  the entire world Pub Med literature over a few years, then utilizing  that knowledge by focusing on treating this infection for over five  years. In summary, how can any certain Babesia position exist,  when new species that infect humans are routinely emerging, and for  which there is not even a direct test—regardless of sensitivity? Please circle (consider) any symptom that applies: 1)  I react to any derivative of Artemisia (Sweet Wormwood). *Note: the  reaction does not need to last more than a day and any immediate  stomachaches or loose stool do not apply. 2) I react to a  malaria drug. (It requires profound wisdom for a clinician to  distinguish between a side effect and a reaction caused by an effective  Babesia treatment.  For example, insomnia caused by the synthetic drug  Larium is meaningless, since Larium has this as a side effect in  uninfected patients.  But fatigue and a severe headache resulting from a  teaspoon of Mepron on day one are very suspicious symptoms for a known  protozoan like Babesia or Malaria or other similar infections that are  newly identified genetically). 3) Headaches with no clear cause4) Headaches that are hard to control 5) Weight gain in clear excess of diet and exercise6) Weight loss with reasonable eating and average exercise7) Fatigue in excess of that experienced by most people in the same age range8) Fatigue that produces need for sleep in excess of 8 ½ hours daily 9) Fatigue with ongoing insomnia [consider the possibility of both Bartonella and Babesia in this case]10) Absolute Eosinophils in the low or high range [this is not definitive in any manner, but is a useful tool] 11) A percentage of Eosinophils in low range or high normal range12) Very high Eosinophils [rare with Babesia, but other findings suggest other possible causes]13) Mood changes with any herb or drug that kills protozoa like Babesia, with the exception of Larium14) Shortness of breath [no clear asthma, pneumonia, COPD or other common cause] 15) Swelling in limbs and other parts of body16) Night sweats17) Excessive perspiration during normal daily activity18) Hot flashes in a normal temperature room19) A poor appetite 20) Intermittent fever 21) Chills22) A high fever23) A high fever in excess of three days24) Slowed thinking 25) Listlessness 26) A normal or low VEGF lab result in the presence of Bartonella27) A TNF-a in excess of 1.0 in the presence of Bartonella28)  A CD57 or CD57/8 level that drops right after the start of a Babesia  treatment, or which falls steadily with ongoing treatment29) Pets, farm animals or local relatives with ANY tick borne virus, bacteria or protozoa 30) Excess breast tissue in a man or boy31) Any decreased in appetite32) Severe chest wall pains 33) Random stabbing pains 34) Any enhanced sense: sensitivity to light, touch, smells or sound  35) Family, friends or others report you look tired or foggy36) You have received blood from another person37)  Muscle aches or joint aches/pain, especially worse after use of a  protozoa killing medicine such as proquanil, Alinia, ativoquone,  clindamycin, or one of many new emerging progressive natural medicine or  synthetic malaria drug treatments 38) Nausea or vomiting 39) Hemolytic anemia with lab positive blood products in your urine [this is not a routine finding]40) Dark urine [this is rarer than some articles intimate]41) An enlarged liver (which sits under your right rib cage) 42)  An enlarged spleen (under your left rib cage). This is falsely believed  to be a common human sign; actually it is very rare.  43) A yellow hue on eyes, hands and skin (jaundice) with no other clear cause. 44)  Sexual contact is a debated form of communication of some tick and flea  borne infections. I have no position. Isolation in a body fluid does  not mean that is a route to spread the infection. If you and your healer  feel this is a possible route of infection, has the patient had  intimate contact with the sharing of body fluids with an infected  person?  45) The patient’s mother is suspected of having or has been  diagnosed with Babesia, Ehrlichia, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever,  Anaplasma, Lyme or Bartonella based on newer direct and indirect testing  or clinical signs and symptoms. 46) A sibling, father, spouse or  child with any tick borne infection who shared a residence or vacation  with proximity to brush (wooded area). 47) Exposure to outdoor  environments with brush, wild grasses, wild streams, golf courses or  woods in excess of ten minutes in any location lived or visited since  the age of eighteen months of age. 48) Outdoor exposure in locations  such as brush, wild grasses, wild streams or woods which took place  without the use of DEET or without very high off-gassing essential oils  on exposed skin areas. 49) Enlarged lymph nodes (but also in Lyme, Bartonella, other infections, high inflammation, tumors and other diseases) 50)  After Babesia treatment with clear protozoa killing agents used also to  kill malaria, IL-6 moves from very low to an increased level.51)  After Babesia treatment with clear protozoa killing agents used also to  kill malaria, IL-1B moves from very low to an increased level.52)  Brain troubles such as trouble keeping up with past routine life  demands, lateness due to trouble with motivation and organization, and  trouble with concentration [Any of these would be a positive]53)  Memory troubles [this is not specific to one infection or one disease  process.  For example, exposure to indoor mold’s biological chemicals  can decrease memory within an hour depending on the species mix]54) Profound psychiatric illnesses [this is not limited to a single infection]55) Daytime sleep urgency despite nighttime sleep 56) Waves of generalized itching [this infection and inflammation sign is not limited just to Babesia].57) Spike of a fever over 100.5 after a possible tick bite. 58) Insomnia after taking a malaria killing herb or drug59) Anxiety and/or depression after taking a malaria killing herb or drug60) Rage or temporary personality regression right after use of a malaria killing herb or medication 61) Excess fat in lower belly area that is in excess of lifestyle and activity.62)  Lumps or other types of tissue collection with no clear cause [Other  tick and flea-borne infections can also cause these growths]63) One  or more medical problems with unclear cause(s), with changing or  contradictory diagnoses, or which are eventually called “idiopathic.” 64)  Psychiatric label(s) given for all of your troubles or a child or  relative’s troubles when clear medical problems exist as shown by  abnormal laboratory results (only if wide testing is done which includes  inflammation and anti-inflammation chemicals, hormones, nutrient  levels, and other immune system chemicals).  65) You have two tick  or flea infections with two positive tick or flea borne viruses,  bacteria or protozoa.  The presence of other infections such as tick  borne viruses or bacteria raises suspicion of a Babesia infection. 66)  Your clinician understands the use of indirect testing and feels your  lab pattern is suggestive of the presence of Babesia.  This involves  more than an ECP spike.  67) Since direct testing for Babesia by any  lab misses many human species and is of variable reliability, and the  common presence of Bartonella suppresses some antibody tests, a positive  or “indeterminate” is likely a positive. Have you had an  “indeterminate” or “borderline” Babesia result?  68)  You have neighbors living near you with a tick or flea infection diagnosis. 69)   Your pet(s) or family animals of any type, e.g., horses, have had  outdoor exposures to areas such as brush, wild grasses, wild streams or  woods. If the pets were animals such as dogs, which can be given  anti-tick and flea treatments, were these animals always on schedule  with these treatments? 70) Have you had clear exposure to ticks in your current or past homes as an adult?71) Have you had clear exposure to ticks during vacations or other travels?</blockquote>

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