Some doctors have reported encouraging results using intravenous hydrogen peroxide as a treatment for chronic fatigue. Have you heard of this and could it assist in Chlamydia treatment?
RESPONSE: H202 HAS BEEN USED I.V. TO TREAT CHRONIC INFECTIONS SUCH AS CHLAMYDIA, MYCOPLASMA, ETC. SOME PATIENTS REACT VERY STRONGLY TO I.V. H202, SO IT MUST BE USED INITIALLY AT A VERY, VERY LOW DOSE AND BUILT UP SLOWLY. MANY PHYSICIANS USE I.V. OZONE-TREATED SALINE INSTEAD, BECAUSE IT APPEARS TO BE SAFER [FEWER ADVERSE REACTIONS DURING I.V. THERAPY]. DISCUSS WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN WHICH APPROACH MIGHT BE BEST FOR YOU. QUESTION: I was diagnosed with mycoplasma pneumonia about twelve years ago. My symptoms included fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and vaginal sores. Ten years later, I had the same symptoms, but a blood test was never done. Then, I got the same thing two years later. Does this sound like it could be a mycoplasma also? None of the doctors could diagnose it. RESPONSE: YES, IT COULD BE A MYCOPLASMAL INFECTION. SINCE MOST PHYSICIANS DO NOT TREAT MYCOPLASMAL INFECTIONS PROPERLY, THEY OFTEN RECURR. SOMETIMES THEY CYCLE, SO YOUR SYMPTOMS CAN GET BETTER, BUT THEN WORSE LATER ON. ADDITION
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