Re: Yes i agree, there are doctors who really want to help people. But seriously, ...

right about the excuses, they that studied parasitology must be well aware that lab tests are far from foolproof, you only have to read research papers to find that out with some of the parasite species. The only good thing I had nothing to pay as the NHS is free in UK but it must be gutting to have to fork out hundred of $$$ for sweet f*** all.

the same here with these experts, they don't acknowledge symptoms, even the words, like the feeling of migration/scattering as having any relevance to a disseminated round/flat worm hyperinfection so naturally in their high opinion you cannot have an infection of this type, they totally disbelieve that you could be feeling them move around, which can only be imagined.

but through all my parasite searching on cases of systemic infestation, I must admit though there is no mention in the medical cases about scattering/migration and where it was felt by the patient, in some of their most systemic cases, did not the patient inform the doctors of these symptoms!

I mentioned this before that I was told by this expert that we all have parasites and not to worry as they are not that harmful!! Yes from a renowned expert, a professor would you believe, it makes this place a font of knowledge. Also he went on to to state that soldiers in the trenches got strongyloides and that did not affect their life span and how would he know! It's like some secret service where nothing is divulged about parasites to the patient, no even ground to have open feedback, just condescending superior arrogance on his part.

unknown causes is a dead end, even if it was staring them in the face, not worth further investigation as far as the medical field goes, if only they persisted and listened more to the patient, to their symptoms then they might uncover the true causes and answers for the future.

No I cannot see the medical system changing in any hurry when it comes parasite infections which is real unfortunate to those affected that feel isolated with no professional help. Tweet