The condition Paill Spectrum may be associated with a number of medical conditions with currently no known cause: such as  

• Chronic fatigue,
• Fibromyalgia,
• Road Rage,
• Chest Wall pains,
• Dyslexic Language Problems. 
  
• If a patient sees a doctor about these symptoms, often no diagnosis is able to be made and no effective treatment is able to be offered to the patient. People become sick and tired of being sick and tired. Often the doctors begin to think that these people who contain to complain must have some psychiatric problem as the doctors is often unable to find anything wrong with the patient and is unable to do anything to help the patient. If they are miserable enough , of course, they must be depressed,and an anti-depressant medication may be prescribed, strangely, many patient report that this type of medication does not help them and they do not feel any better. Many people become disenchanted with the medical profession and seek help form alternative medicine practitioners.
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  The condition can affect anybody at any age or any stage of life, with the symptoms being variably visible, depending on the age of presentation.
  
  
  
  

Other Likely Paill Spectrum Conditions

Paill Spectrum can affect anybody at any age.

The symptoms and signs of illness are generally different at each age group, especially the behavioural syndromes, reflecting the different stages of neural maturation at each age. The Paill Spectrum syndrome model explains why the condition can be so hard to identify, due to the variety of presentations depending on stage of illness, age, and degree of infection. Psychosocial and neural maturation tasks vary substantially at different age groups.

The New Disease Model :
Paill Spectrum is Found in Many Common Medical Conditions.

Some of the conditions where it is suspected the Paill Spectrum organism is present include:

• Chronic fatigue,
• Fibromyalgia like symptoms e.g. see (Case IV)
• Episodes of anger, irritability, aggression, and possible violence. 
• i.e. (Road Rage Behavior)
• Chest Wall pains often diagnosed in hospital outpatients as “not” being due to a heart attack.
• Dyslexic Language Problems Back to Paill top 
• Other symptomatology and presentations of this illness are also common, both metabolic and behavioural.
• Specific conditions : see Syndrome Page

• The "Basic" Symptoms of the Paill Spectrum Syndrome include:

  • Chronic fatigue
  • Loss of Balance
  • Sweaty Palms
  • Chest and Elbow Pain, (often described as tennis or golfers elbow).
  • Behavioral Disturbances

Typical Symptoms of Paill Spectrum include:

Tiredness Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Chronic persistent fatigue or tiredness, (Typically lasting over three months).
• Chronic Fatigue for over 3-6 months, is definitely a worrying symptom.
• “I can’t go on any more,” is a very characteristic complaint in Paill Spectrum.
• Excessive sleepiness or napping
• Loss of activity or a Reduction in Normal activity levels
• Weight gain or weight loss
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Hand Symptom Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Sweaty Hands and/ or night sweats
• Hand discomfort in early morning, Tingles as well as pins and needles, may also occur in some patients.
• Carpal tunnel syndrome like symptoms
• The feet may also experience all these symptoms.

Ear Related Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Balance Problems
• Dizziness and/or Unsteadiness:
• Short episodes occur or may present as clumsiness.  The patient may fail a standard sobriety test.  They may be unable to walk a straight line.
• Clumsiness
• Instability in standing or walking, Dizziness, vertigo, or mild loss of balance

Easy Bruising Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Skin hematomas, skin bruising: Particularly on the arms and thighs, (usually without remembering the incident that put them there).  The bruises are often typical fingermark bruises or about the same size as fingermark bruises.
• Mouth Blood Blisters Back to Paill top 

Pain Syndromes and Tenderness Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Need for Painkillers
• Fibromyalgia:
• Predominantly giving upper body and shoulder aches: deltoid and trapezius muscle distributions.
• Soreness in the chest
• Next to the breastbone area: extreme soreness in all four quadrants of the parasternal area is a serious sign.
• Episodes of short sharp stabbing pains in the chest or other sites: typically being described as chest wall pain (Typically of very short or fleeting duration).
• Sore Other Tender Tendon Points
• Mid-Abdominal Soreness

Nasal Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Blocked Nose
• Sinusitis

Neuropathy Cluster: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Mononeuropathies
• Tingles
• Numbness or Loss of Sensation
• Weakness
• Wasting
• Autonomic Neuropathy
• Cardiovascular Instability
• Fluctuant Hypertension
• Syncope
• Cardiac Rhythm Disturbances
• Raynaud’s Phenomena like symptoms
• Microangiopathic circulatory changes: cold feet, cold peripheral circulation.
• Bowel and bladder dysfunction: probable on theoretical grounds, different presentations in different age groups. Back to Paill top 

Behavioural Disturbances: Phase 1: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

JAIMI

• Judgement difficulties
• Aggression & anger
• Irritability
• Mood changes especially Depression
• Impulsiveness

 

FRAME

• Flattened Facies
  (Characteristic Appearance in many but not all)
• Restlessness
• Anxiety and Panic Attacks
• Memory Disturbance, predominantly of short-term memory
• Energy disturbances: some patients withdraw from their family, friends, and begin to do little and communicate little.

Other

• Episodes of anger, violence, or poor judgement, Not typical of that person’s usual behaviour.
• Weird Things, Funny in head, “Delirium” in the head is one description given me.
• Blanking Syndromes
• Process Dyslexia
• Associative Deficits Back to Paill top 

Behavioural Disturbances: Phase 2: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Thought Thread: Intense or inappropriate thoughts
• Cross-linked memories
• Process Dyslexia
• Abnormal Speech and Language, generally distinctive in each particular age group of presentation.
• Fluctuant Temporary Psychosis
• Specific Secondary Syndromes: usually are diseases in their own right as the appearance is characteristic.
   Many of these types of syndromes are commonly known by specific names as the clinical features and ages of the affected persons form a classical pattern).

Other or Weird Events: Perhaps Immune Mediated:
What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Abnormal drug reactions to immune stimulant medications, other medications, or antibiotics.
  • E.g. tendon rupture with Quinolones
  • E.g. Inflammatory reactions and sweatiness reactions such as night sweats with antibiotic therapy.
• Restlessness and fidgets
• Periungual erythema: not a paronychial pattern.
• Arthritis that responds to hand warming at night
• Nightmares and volition disturbances in children may relate to unusual phase 2 events.
• Hyperviscosity Syndromes
• Any event that could be attributable to a hyperviscosity syndrome e.g. bony infarct, other infarcts, clots, or emboli in certain circumstances

Eye Problems: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Iridocyclitis
• Other visual disturbances

Late Stage Events: What Does Paill Spectrum Look Like?

• Progressive renal dysfunction
• Insulin Resistance
• Weight gain for metabolic and behavioural reasons
• Memory Loss
• Muscle and nerve function problems: both fine and especially “gross or coarse” effects occurring
  
  
  
  

There are many more symptoms that appear in patients with the syndrome, but these are the most basic and consistent symptoms, across many patients.  The symptoms and medical findings form a new clinical syndrome, whose identification was pioneered by Dr. Andrew Xxxxx, named Paill Spectrum. :-|]

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The Paill Spectrum model suggests that it is a very very slow infection and many of the problems that it causes, take many years to become obvious.  Many of the symptoms are often not even recognised as being signs of illness, because they develop so gradually. Back to Paill top   

Specific conditions : see Syndrome Page

A New “Clinical” Syndrome

Dr. Xxxxx has identified symptoms and signs consistent with the PaillSpectrum disease model, in many patients over three years. 

The symptoms form a distinct symptom "cluster" that is easily recognised, able to be confirmed by a simple blood test and readily responds to intensive therapy: both nutritional and with antibiotics. Some patients (up to 1/3) achieve excellent results with nutritional treatment alone. There are a number of other clinical syndromes that occur in Paill Spectrum Model .
(see Keyword Page..) .. Specific conditions : see Syndrome Page

• (More detail is available on the two CD books about the clinical effects of Paill Spectrum). 
  See Keyword Page on http://www.quizdoc.com for more detail: Keyword Page

   

  The Paill Spectrum model suggests that if the condition is left untreated, it may cause immense suffering and disability that people do not have to live with. 
  
  A simple blood test (readily available),will diagnose the condition and can be used to monitor response to treatment. Typical patterns of immune response such as the "classical IgM IgG infection response pattern", become obvious during treatment.

  The Paill Spectrum model suggests that it is a very very slow infection and many of the problems that it causes, take many years to become obvious.  Many of the symptoms are often not even recognised as being signs of illness, because they develop so gradually. Back to Paill top   
  
  
  

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Do I Need to Worry About This Disease?

The Paill Spectrum disease model suggests that Paill Spectrum appears to be a very common condition across all age groups and is probably widespread across the world.  It affects men and women equally. It is more common than many people would believe with common symptoms and common complications.  Paill Spectrum is not a lethal or killing disease. :-]

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