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Re: Hard to find antiprotozoal meds
 
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Re: Hard to find antiprotozoal meds


I cannot be completely sure but the presence of an elavated number of protozoans was the only abnormal finding in the microscopy. I have ruled most other things out but am still open to other options.

I'm very interested in finding a good lab in EU that can distinguish individual species and possibly sensitivity.

I believe I caught it some years ago at a hospital where I was treated with amoxicilline for pneumonia. I should never have eaten their food unheated. A couple of weeks later it started big time.

The problem is that most doctors wrongly consider protozoans to be either non-pathogenic or self-limiting ie. it resolves by itself over time.
 

 
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