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Eric Lohse - symptomatic
Onset of symptoms: age: 14 Birthdate: 3/28/66 |
| Medications: Megavitamin therapy | |
| How My Wilson's Disease was Discovered | |
| First appeared when in hospital for mental evaluation at 14, doctor said it was the anti-psychotic I was on. The second incident was at 17, doctor at University of Iowa hospital was then claiming it was chronic active hepatitis with final diagnosis being WD. | |
| My Symptoms Before Treatment | |
| Heavy metals in blood but had high seruloplasm. D-penicillin was then administered for a total of 4 weeks but the worst psychiatric symptoms became really bad and was taken off the medicine. A time-released was then given for a period of 9 months after and then ended. Color roots of eyes have hazel brown highlights that look like K-F rings. | |
| My Symptoms Now | |
| Bad time when it comes down to writing on a sheet of paper (ADD type dysgraphia). On anti-psychotic and a megavitamin therapy that include zinc oxide and magnesium given to me by Dr. Pfiefer from his Skillman, NJ clinic. The regimen saved me from having to need a liver transplant that was started at age 13. You can get vitamins from Willner Chemists and local vitamin stores according to Dr. Pfiefer. | |
| Additional Comments | |
| The computer is my only savior from never writing anything or doing anything that would involve drawing a picture to writing stuff like this. | |
| Contact Info | |
| Eric Lohse (elohse@derbytech.com) 138 10th St. Silvis, IL 61282-1051 Tel: (309) 792-4616 Fax: (309) 792-4616 |
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