staph and strepp labs tests

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

A short time ago we were talking about common staph and strepp being

far more problematic than previously thought.

I know that I have a lifelong history with it in varying degrees and

locations and most recently, nasal and sinus inflamation with post

nasal drip that is quite annoying. I started sneezing a lot, too.

Well, I might have an opportunity for some labwork and I am wondering

what to ask? If I recall, (couldn't find the post) they may be

inclined to dismiss these as " normal flora and fauna " when I am

looking for more information.

I am looking for tests a Medicare-friendly duc might order.

I have infection issues. The last year of chelation, Doxy-Flagyl and a

few others has really improved my condition so whatever information I

can request and gather - this is the time to do it.

Any advice welcome. Thanks,

*S*

[Guest guest]

You basically want your sinus bacteria described not dismissed. Most

labs also have identification kits, yet only use them when they find

this bacteria in your blood.you virtually don't want theories, just

what's observed, if they dismiss things, " anything, " you want to be

INFORMED.Also you want to know if there's a mild growth or heavy

growth.

Basically most bacteria that are resident somewhere on your anatomy

are also causing ill health all over the hospital systems of the

world.What the key is is antibiotioc sensitivity which gives you a

tip your bacteria is fighting back and is bad.

> Hi all,

> A short time ago we were talking about common staph and strepp

being

> far more problematic than previously thought.

> I know that I have a lifelong history with it in varying degrees

and

> locations and most recently, nasal and sinus inflamation with post

> nasal drip that is quite annoying. I started sneezing a lot, too.

> Well, I might have an opportunity for some labwork and I am

wondering

> what to ask? If I recall, (couldn't find the post) they may be

> inclined to dismiss these as " normal flora and fauna " when I am

> looking for more information.

> I am looking for tests a Medicare-friendly duc might order.

> I have infection issues. The last year of chelation, Doxy-Flagyl

and a

> few others has really improved my condition so whatever

information I

> can request and gather - this is the time to do it.

> Any advice welcome. Thanks,

> *S*