Re: Ryll, vasculitis

[Guest guest]

I did read of one autopsy of a man. His sons suspected Lyme and wanted

to prove it to the doctors who rejected that idea and wouldn't treat

him. An autopsy of his brain found spirochetes. For some reason they

weren't sure it wasn't Syphilis, but his wife swore it couldn't be. So

that left Lyme being the likely cause of death.

Too bad I have NO IDEA where I read this and how reliable it is.

Somewhere on the internet, I'm sure.

- Kate

On Monday, June 20, 2005, at 09:09 PM, Hodologica wrote:

> No autopsies ever done in CFS or lyme: _UNBELIEVABLE!_

[Guest guest]

I basically found that we used the ARB drugs to get this condition

somewhat reverting.I do strongly feel, even without a diagnosis some

therapeutic attempts are the order of the day.We all have major

vascular issues thru our l;argest organ the skin, it's not like anyone

swaets or even bruises like they used to.Imagine if the skin is

nowhere near well perfused how many of our organs constantly play up

with similar problems.I don't feel it would be hard to accept this is

a major issue if you proved that your missing upto a gallon of blood

over normal folk.

> His views interest me, but it doesnt look like hes observed anything

> to prove vaculitis. Odd bruising is mentioned, which I have, but I

am

> not sure its universal and dont think(?) it proves vasculitis.

>

> No autopsies ever done in CFS or lyme: _UNBELIEVABLE!_

[Guest guest]

I think there's vincentes spirochetes in the oral cavity so it's not

uncommon to have spiro's.I'm not sure vincentes is correct though.

>

> > No autopsies ever done in CFS or lyme: _UNBELIEVABLE!_