mycoplasma and chlamydia

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At 08:45 AM 12/21/1999 -0600, you wrote:

>From: green1585@...

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>The myco that doc N tests for is probably a different myco than what your

doc is seeing, unless your doc is splitting open your cells to

get mycoplasma fermentans out, because it is intercellular, this is the

myco that doc N refers to

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actually, the more common mycoplasma pneumonaie can go inside

cells as well. and it can cause grief too, if you are vulnerable

already. as someone who caught mycoplasma pneu. while i was

pregnant, i can testify to what catching myco. pneu. does to

someone in a th2 state (pregnancy is th2 so you don't miscarry),

and I pin the beginning of my cfids on mycoplasma pneumoniae.

years later, i also had positive chlamydia pneumoniae too.

both can be intracellular monsters, and while nicolson started

talking about myco. ferm, he eventually has embraced the other

mycos as problematic as well.

nancy mcfadden

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In a message dated 12/21/99 4:31:59 PM Eastern Standard Time,

nmcfadden@... writes:

> both can be intracellular monsters, and while nicolson started

> talking about myco. ferm, he eventually has embraced the other

> mycos as problematic as well.

>

Hi ALL...... I came up neg. for all the mycos that IMMED tests for, pos.

on myco spp. they cannot put a name on it as of yet. The Registry only has a

handful of these positives like mine, not from one area but from around the

world. If I understood correctly, It is a factor of co-infections and or

co-factors. For the life of me can't remember what Nasrala (IMMED)

explained, will remember to get the correct wording.