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home:diseases:cat_scratch [02.05.2019] – [Notes and comments] sallieqhome:diseases:cat_scratch [02.18.2019] – [Evidence of infectious cause] sallieq
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-<blockquote> Dr B suggested I could have bartonella. When I was 3 I got a kitten. I got scratched all to pieces and ended up in the hospital with eczema, I know some of it was on my legs. I remember being in hospital but that's it. I don't remember how bad I was or what the symptoms were, or how I was treated other than I remember scary nuns rubbing cream on my legs. I have never heard of eczema bad enough to be hospitalized other than my experience. They then pronounced I was allergic to cats and got rid of the kitten. I still sometimes get eczema on my hands, a couple years ago PABA seemed to help it but then I was also supplementing with vitamin D at 1000 IU a day. Go figure. I think that's what got me into this mess now.  //Lrb//</blockquote>+ 
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 +Lymphatic Circulation Disseminates Bartonella Infection Into Bloodstream  (({{pubmed>long:27803173}})) 
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 +Prevalence of Bartonella spp. by culture, PCR and serology, in veterinary personnel from Spain.  (({{pubmed>long:29116007}})) 
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 +Molecular survey of Bartonella henselae and Bartonella clarridgeiae in pet cats across Japan by species-specific nested-PCR.  (({{pubmed>long:28780918}})) 
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 +===== Patient experience ===== 
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 +<blockquote> Dr B suggested I could have bartonella. When I was 3 I got a kitten. I got scratched all to pieces and ended up in the hospital with eczema, I know some of it was on my legs. I remember being in hospital but that's it. I don't remember how bad I was or what the symptoms were, or how I was treated other than I remember scary nuns rubbing cream on my legs. I have never heard of eczema bad enough to be hospitalized other than my experience. They then pronounced I was allergic to cats and got rid of the kitten. I still sometimes get eczema on my hands, a couple years ago PABA seemed to help it but then I was also supplementing with vitamin D at 1000 IU a day. Go figure. I think that's what got me into this mess now.  //Lrb//</blockquote>      
  
  
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