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Looking for a good medical doctor and diagnostician

Question:

Hi!  I also have difficulty absorbing vitamins and nutrients due to Crohn’s. Exhaustion and "brain fog" as you call it are strong indicators of low B12 levels.  I began having monthly injections about 1 year ago and it has done wonders for me.  The extra B12 has eleviated a good deal of joint pain as well. Your levels can be tested with a simple blood test.  Normal range is between 200 and 900.  Mine were just below 300.  My insurance wouldn’t cover the shots but a one year supply of needles and B12 costs less than $20.  Good luck! Andrea Crohn’s 98′

Response:

> My main symptom is all the exhaustion and brain fog that causes me to > be bedridden. > The MOST significant problems in my body are: Ileitis, Malabsortpion, > LeakyGut, and Candida. > Also, too many Too many T suppressors given # of helpers. There are an > adequate number of T helper cells, though.

That would appear to rule out HIV, though it won’t hurt to get a test for it. Maybe a test for HTLV-1 as well?  That causes T-cell lymphoma, which usually affects the skin (mycosis fungoides) but can affect the gut too.  Very unpredictable in effects and severity, usually treatable. Jack Campin: 11 Third Street, Newtongrange, Midlothian EH22 4PU; 0131 6604760 http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/purrhome.html  food intolerance data and recipes, freeware logic fonts for the Macintosh, and Scots traditional music resources

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I am looking for a good medical diagnostician and detective.   My main symptom is all the exhaustion and brain fog that causes me to be bedridden. The MOST significant problems in my body are: Ileitis, Malabsortpion, LeakyGut, and Candida. Also, too many Too many T suppressors given # of helpers. There are an adequate number of T helper cells, though.    

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