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    IBM origin

    I am suffering from a disease which I assume to be that commonly referred to as IBM (inclusion body myositis). Although I do not have access to the (biopsy based) chemical analyses, the totality of clinical manifestations unambiguously leads me into the conclusion that we should talk about this disease only. Moreover, one series of the sensations, though incomprehensible for me, at the beginning of the noticeable actions of the disease, clearly indicated its origin.

    Unfortunately, I was unable to find doctors who would try to find ways to treat IBM. So far, my letters to doctors in both the UK and the US have remained unanswered.

    Can someone name a doctor who is responsive and interested in patients?

    Lucid
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    #202379
    Reply To: IBM origin

    Bugfix: the question should be read:

    Can someone provide the name of a doctor who is responsive and interested in helping his patients?

    Lucid
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    #202382
    Reply To: IBM origin

    Bugfix: the question should be read:

    Can someone provide the name of a doctor who is responsive and interested in helping his patients?

    When you find one can you pass me on his details….. :roll:

    Yes I fully understand, most GPS know nothing or very little on these rare conditions.

    Joe
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    #202394
    Reply To: IBM origin

    I was quite careful in the choice of my correspondents. These were not GPs but MDs who mentioned IBM in their scientific publications. Also I have some doubts that IBM is a rare condition. It cannot be ruled out that it is usually undiagnosed or misdiagnosed

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