I'm in dier need to get rid of an infection I've had for 11 years.?

Question

Back in 1999 i was doing a routine visit with my gynecologist. And had a not on my breast,so they did a culture.Turned out to be staph.... I had surgery to get it removed.... But they came back and I WENT TO A SPECIALIST.HAHA They said i have a disease called hidradenitis supprativia... what shoul i do? im really sick. losing my hair really weak, exausted,lots of break outs... please help

how can one doctor tell you one thing and another something different. when theres been cultures done to prove you have staph?.....i feel like im spinning my wheels on this!!

Answer 1

I don't know if you've been prescribed a lot of antibiotics or not but here's an exerpt from one of my company's newsletters that provides some info that you may be interested in.

"Medical experts are repeatedly reporting that staphylococcus, a common bacteria that causes infections, and enterococcus, a bacteria that frequently causes urinary tract or bladder infections, are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics. Penicillin is now nearly useless against staph....overuse of the drug has fueled resistance, a process in which the rapidly evolving "bug" simply learns how to evade the drug's fire-power. The Centers of Disease Control indicate that more costly and more powerful antibiotics are having to be used to "battle bugs", and are expressing concern regarding the nightmare scenario...are we running out of options to treat infections? In 2003, the American Journal of Gastroenterology published an entire supplemental issue dedicated to the use of probiotics in disease treatment. This journal, along with many other studies provide evidence of the health benefits of probiotics, some of which include: resistance to viral infections, prevention or treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, resistance to urinary tract and bladder infections, reduction of colon cancer, etc. According to Frank Painter, Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine, probiotics appear to work through a variety of mechanisms, from decreasing pathogen adherence to the intestinal wall to stimulating the systemic immune response. They are safe, and an effective way to prevent virally-induced gastrointestinal infections. Dr. Painter recommends Optiflora to ALL of his patients, from infants to seniors."

Optiflora is a two-product system that uses new technology to protect beneficial microflora during the rigors of shipping, storage, and the acidic journey through your stomach. Other products claim live microflora at the time of manufacture. Optiflora guarantees the delivery of live microflora (500 million) to your intestines. This is a patented process.

The two-product systems includes Probiotic (Bifidus & Acidophilus...microflora) + Prebiotic (FOS...food source for microflora).

Sorry this is so lengthy but I think it's worth a try. Best Wishes.

Answer 2

Listen to what your specialist has to say and do it.....they are'nt specialists for no reason, its a disease ive never heard of, and ive been nursing ten years.