ASSESSMENT
- 1. N/A
- 2. Probable Contributing or
Associated Factors
Rule out Testosterone Deficiency
Suboptimal Adrenal Function
Suspected Hypothyroidism-(Commonly even
seen with "normal" labs)
Suspected Sleep Apnea
Essential Fatty acid deficiency
- 3. Suspected Contributing
or Associated Factors
Possible NMH (Neurally Mediated
Hypotension)
Rule out UARS (Upper Airway Resistance
Syndrome)
Low DHEA
Rule out bowel infections(Parasites,
Clostridium Difficile, &/or
Bacterial[SIBO])
Suboptimal B12 level(B12=190)
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Other Diagnosis/Information
Spastic Colon or Irritable Bowel
Syndrome(1993)
RECOMMENDATIONS
Patient should continue any current
prescriptions unless their physician advises
them otherwise. Also continue any
supplements taken previously that clearly
help. Do not add in any treatments that you
are allergic to or that have caused
problematic side effects in the past. The
number before each treatment refers you to
where on the treatment protocol to find it
(and detailed instructions). The more *
before a treatment, the higher its priority.
- A. Non-Prescription
therapies (therapies not for
CFIDS/FMS may not be on treatment
checklist) . In order of priority. The
number refers to where you can find it
on the treatment protocol following.
1. *** Energy Revitalization System
vitamin powder
12A. *** D -Ribose(Corvalen)
5. ** NAC (N-Acetyl - L - Cysteine)
10. ** Acetyl-L-Carnitine
38. *** Adrenal Stress End - From
Enzymatic Therapies
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7. * Eskimo 3 or Nordic Naturals Fish
Oil
41. ** Increase your salt and water
intake a lot
40. ** DHEA
- B. Prescription therapies
4.*** Vitamin B-1248. * Testosterone
(Rx)
37. *** Cortef (Rx)
34. *** Armour Thyroid (Rx)
92. ** Dexedrine (Rx) - (dextroamphetamine)
for NMH
- C. Other recommendations &
notes/notices
Spastic colon often goes away when
yeast and/or parasites are treated
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Possible NMH (Neurally Mediated
Hypotension)
Recommend Stool testing (FOR INFECTIONS
AND PARASITES ONLY) at Genova Labs
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