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Dysprosium bromatum

Dysprosium bromatum Case by Resie Moonen Richard, 10 years PANDAS Syndrome after Borrelia and Streptococcal infection Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococci (PANDAS) Richard had a previous tick infection in his left earlobe, with erythema migrans and night sweats, no treatment at first. He was not given Doxycyline until 6 months later, and only then did the erythema migrans disappear. The pediatrician tested his blood and found Borrelia Afzelii IgG positiv, and the Antistreptolysintiter very high! (>1200). During this medication of Azithromycin, he became very aggressive and psychotic and had to be opened up in child psychiatry. He received antipsychotics, Risperda and Abilify. After admission, he was seen by a homeopath, who gave Syphylinum M, which worsened his situation, with even more compulsion, and fear of eating! Two years later, he suddenly woke up with tremendous sensitivity to sound and light! He was in panic, extremely anxious. He also developed compulsive obsessive behavior, especially with food! His character changed, he became very tired and could no longer go to school He looks at me suspiciously; he does not trust me. His behavior is wary, defensive, as if I'm going to insult or attack him; he is cautious, clearly wary. He reacts dismissively to my questions; he wants to be left alone He is very restless, moves his hands all the time. He has tics in the face. He washes his hands often, with very dry cracked skin. He is very sensitive in his hands, tactile hypersensitive; he also cannot tolerate a belt around his waist. A