Lyme and Other Infections Therapy

Infections are age-related because as we live our body gathers more and more exposure to organisms which cause infections. These age-related infections like Lyme disease and other infections can be incredibly debilitating. Not only do they cause physical symptoms that are difficult to manage, but they can also have long-term-effects on every part of your body.

Age-related infections like Lyme disease and other infections can be incredibly debilitating. Not only do they cause physical symptoms that are difficult to manage, but they can also have long-term psychological effects.

As we age, our immune system weakens and can no longer protect us from infections or cancer. In addition, it is unable to adequately promote proper wound healing. Conversely, aging can also be caused by the infection itself.

Studies have revealed that those with chronic diseases such as CMV, EBV, and HIV aged up to five years more than non-infected patients.

Therapy for Lyme and other infections is essential to reduce symptoms, manage the disease, and improve quality of life. Antibiotics are the most commonly used treatments, which can act as a preventative measure against future infections. Other therapies include physical, occupational, cognitive-behavioral, and more.

Guarding against age-related illness starts with taking preventive measures, such as exercising and eating a balanced diet, staying current on immunizations, and maintaining proper hygiene. Nevertheless, when sickness does occur, it is essential to act quickly and appropriately to minimize the effect of infection on aging.

The development of advanced broad-spectrum antibiotics for bacterial infections, more powerful antiviral medicines to treat the flu, Covid-19, hepatitis B, and HIV, as well as stronger antifungal medications, have provided us with an array of effective treatments. Additionally, a method called Supportive Oligonucleotide Technique (SOT) makes waves due to its ability to limit virus, bacteria, or pathogen growth by blocking the ability of these organisms to multiply.

SOT is an antisense therapy targeting a particular specific RNA sequence. A complement of the genetic sequences of the specific viruses, bacteria, and pathogens attacking you is given intravenously – binding to their DNA to prevent the expression of genes required for growth. This makes it highly specific, only attacking the intended organism, with very few side effects to you.

SOT aims to modify specific genes in a virus, bacteria, or pathogen. This alteration can cause the rate of its replication to decrease, allowing our immune systems to take back control and fight off the infection. It has been known that this procedure works for various viruses, such as:

• Herpes virus
• Epstein Barr Virus
• Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
• Hepatitis B & C
• Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection
• Lyme disease, and
• Co-infections linked with Lyme’s Disease.

The ramifications of infections, their treatments, and their impacts on aging are diverse. Nevertheless, when treated appropriately with suitable therapy for an accurate diagnosis, most patients experience improved health and wellness.

Antibiotics, antivirals, and antifungals produce proven results; thus, patients must work with their physicians to track the effects of such medications. Since SOT has varying outcomes based on one’s physical condition and the duration of the affliction, your doctor will evaluate progress once treatment begins. Determining how many courses you’ll need usually takes time; nonetheless, up to three full-dose or six half-dose injections are permissible within a year.

To protect yourself from chronic infections, finding a medical provider who can advise you on the best treatment options for your case is essential. Keep in mind that these treatments may differ in terms of expense and results. We suggest looking for an individual whose values align with yours and who will consider your health and well-being when making decisions. Always follow instructions given by healthcare providers while under supervision, as many medications have potential side effects that should be monitored closely.

When it comes to SOT, although minor side effects like swelling, bruising, or tenderness are sometimes experienced at the injection site, they can differ significantly depending on your particular health problem and response to treatment. Your doctor will review any likely adverse reactions before you receive the injection so that you can be fully informed beforehand.

There are many various side effects from the many different forms of medications. Please follow the advice of your physicians while under their care.

Regarding SOT, patients may experience mild side effects such as bruising, swelling, or tenderness at the treatment site. Side effects following injection can vary greatly depending on the severity of your health and response to the injection. Your Doctor will thoroughly review all potential side effects before starting treatment.

Our providers are here to answer your questions about Lyme and Other Infections and their impact on Aging. Our team is ready for a deep dive into your labs and tests. You should see a doctor regarding chronic infections, but if life-threatening symptoms arise, call 911 or seek medical care from your nearest emergency department.