Soothing the - Itchy Skin Parasites

Soothing the Itch Within and the Diet to Control it.
symptoms". More of these are male than female, and are often spouses of infected mates.
Examination of Borrelia-infected patients since CY 2000 reveals, however, that even in
the most "symptom" free and active Bb-positive person, some signs and lab abnormalities
typical of the disease can be found.
History of present illness
The following points, embellished as time permits, are present in most, if not all Borreliainfected
patients. The degree may vary extensively, however.
• When did the illness begin?
• Were ANY "typical" symptoms (see below) present before significant symptoms
began?
• What was the FIRST symptom noticed?
• What were the subsequent symptoms/signs, how fast did they progress, and what was
the course of their intensity?
Review of Systems
Review by organ system or anatomic region.
1. HEENT:
a. Sores?
b. Hair/Eyebrow loss?
c. Flushing episodes?
d. Recurrent acne?
e. Chronic/recurring "sinus" or "allergy" problems?
f. Sensitivity to light or sound? Intermittent blurring of vision?
g. Recurrent eye pain or vision loss?
h. Constant bilateral tinnitus?
i. Tender lymph nodes or salivary glands?
j. Recurrent mouth sores?
k. Recurrent ear infections?
1. Throat frequently sore or excessive mucus?
m. Recurrent laryngitis?
n. History of Bell's Palsy?
o. Neck sore, chronically hurts to move?
p. Recurrent nose or gingival bleeding?
2- NECK:
a. Thyroid problems?
b. Neck discomfort?
c. Recurrent node tenderness?
3. BACK:
a. Chronic pain in any part of back or shoulders?
b. Any prior disc problems diagnosed or surgery performed?
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