PCOS Messages for September, 2003: Re: Autoimmune diseases (Myelodisplasia, Rheumatoid Arthritis)

Re: Autoimmune diseases (Myelodisplasia, Rheumatoid Arthritis)

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 23 Sep 2003 07:59:39 -0500 (CDT)

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At Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Frances wrote: >
>Has anyone been diagnosed with Myelodisplasia (pre-leukemia) or
>rheumatoid arthritis? I have PCOS and suspect my two sisters both also
>have PCOS. One has been recently diagnosed with Myelodisplasia and
>needs a bone marrow transplant and another with Rheumatoid Arthritis, I
>also have tested positive for antibodies in my blood that could indicate
>some type of autoimmune disease. I've archived and found a lot of
>others with Autoimmune diseases and wondered if anyone has had luck with
>herbs keeping their symptoms(autoimmune) from getting worse?
>
>--
>Frances

Hello

I am Internal medicine specialist, and I has seen many patients with rare diseases (the ones that nobody knows how to threat because its cause and mechanisms of development are unknown).

In my experince and thoughs I do feel and believe that altered immune response of the host against some patogens triggers that kind of diseases, specially the viruses.

Why viruses

Some of them such as cytomegalovirus, people (physicians that are not researchers) do not care about them because they thing they are harmless, however latest research shows that this one and other herpesviruses, disturbs the immuneregulation by many ways.

Some times those virus associate y drive crazy the immune system, example CMV + EBV, HHV 6 * CMV or EBV.

And lately appears the most crazzy of the viruses: human herpes 8.

It coul be usefull to look for these guys in your sister bone marrow.

Other guy associated with immune dysfunction alone or in combination with viruses is Helicobacter pylory.

Well, bye

I hope this message do not arrive to late, if you like, we could be in touch for immunological studies and therapy

Bye

Dr JULIO CESAR KLINGER FACULTAD CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD UNIVERSIDAD DEL CAUCA POPAYAN COLOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA >

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