This is going to be on the longer side, but I want to provide you with as much information as possible in order to hopefully get some insight. I would appreciate if you took the time to help me, as I am going through a really tough time.
Let me start off by saying I just had my 7th doctor appointment, as in 7 separate doctors, and nobody has been able to diagnose what I have, or what I can do to fix it, which has led me here.
About a year and a half ago, I was having unprotected sex with a girl whom I obviously didn't expect to be "infected". Only to find bumps and lesions on my penis after about a month of intercourse. I also noticed a swollen lymph node (bean sized) in my groin area.
Immediately I thought I had contracted HSV2 from what I had read online/seen, and what my current symptoms were. I went to the doctor (1st) and got blood work done and had her examine the lesions. She claimed she didn't know what it was for sure and the blood test will reveal it. 3 days later, I received a call stating everything was negative.
A month later, I had another outbreak (ended relationship with the girl), and went to doctor 2. Explained my outbreaks, had her examine, she stated that it wasn't HSV2 because the test came back negative and to wait to see if the outbreaks ceased naturally. She also stated it was impossible for me to have HSV2 if I was having symptoms and the test came back negative, which it did. No blood work done.
The following month, I see another doctor (doctor 3) and she examines the area. She said not to get a blood test because I already had one, and to come back when there was an active lesion to swap it for a culture test. The problem with this, is that my outbreaks are more just red sores, than filled with liquid. So there is nothing really to test. I leave.
Another month later, I broke out again (regularly around the 2nd week of the month). I went to doctor 4. She ran all the blood tests and I came back positive for HSV2 this time. I don't understand how the first one was negative, unless it was false, which in turn makes me question the reliability of the current test, and any proceeding tests.
At this point I am convinced I have HSV2. I start doing a ton of research, taking oregano oil, olive leaf extract, lysine, coconut oil; basically the works. I refuse to be put on a medication for the rest of my life, knowing that it isn't doing anything to remove the abnormality.
Fast forward 4 months, I still had outbreaks once a month at the regular time, and nothing is working. This is when I stumbled across MMS/CDS. I figured I had nothing to lose and would give it a shot. I purchased everything, then went to the doctor (doctor 4 again), to get another blood test. This time, I requested a PCR blood test, not the antibody test. I am under the impression that antibody tests will test positive forever once you have the antibodies, regardless if the virus is gone. PCR supposedly tests the blood and DNA for the virus itself. My goal was to test prior to taking MMS and post MMS to have verification that the virus has been eradicated.
So I am waiting for the results before starting the MMS and my doctor tells me that the PCR test came back negative for HSV... At this point I am furious. I feel like I have been getting jerked around and lied to and that I can't trust anything or anyone. I have spent hundreds of dollars on hoax cures, supplements, diets, and blood tests, and now the blood tests are conflicting for the third time? You would think I would be happy, because apparently the PCR test for HSV is the most accurate of all, but while I am being told that I am negative, I am in the middle of an outbreak, so I know it isn't accurate, or that I have some kind of virus still.
I leave the office and start the MMS protocol 1000+. I mix 3 drops of the sodium chlorite and 3 drops of 50% citric acid, wait 30 seconds to a minute, add a couple ounces of water, then add 3 drops of DMSO and wait 3 minutes, then shoot it back. I did this for 10 hours a day (30 drops daily), for 30 days. During this time, I felt no different. Just a loss of appetite, a little diarrhea, and that's it. Still had outbreaks, back to square one.
I started reading posts explaining possible reasons why MMS isn't working and found out that even juices that claim to have no vitamin c, are usually packed with vitamin c, which could be deactivating the MMS. Also, I was eating a ton of beans and nuts, which apparently are high in antioxidants, which also could have been deactivating the MMS.
So I stopped taking it for a little while to do more research.
I ended up seeing a dermatologist (doctor 5) and he claimed he didn't think it was HSV based on what I was saying and where the outbreaks were (changing location around penis), but couldn't diagnose it. He also said the PCR test is inaccurate and it doesn't test for herpes, which made me think that he knew nothing. He referred me to a general surgeon to get my swollen lymph node checked out. (groin area, size of bean, swollen since first OB)
I then saw a urological surgeon (doctor 6) who told me that, "There is so much we don't know about the human body and disease and it's possible that you have something that we don't know how to diagnose, much less cure." This was relieving in a sense, because I finally feel that someone is being honest, but also very scary." He referred me to another general surgeon to get a second opinion.
This brings me to doctor 7. I told him that I was instructed to get a fine needle biopsy of the swollen lymph node to test for infection. He told me that the lymph node is probably reactive, and the test would not reveal anything. He also said he would have to extract the entire lymph node, and couldn't do a fine needle biopsy for testing. I refused, based on his opinion that it would not reveal anything anyways. He then referred me to 2 Infectious Disease doctors. I submitted my conflicting lab work to both offices, who required me to do that before scheduling an appointment. They said once they reviewed everything, the would consult with the doctor, then call me for scheduling. It has been 3 weeks and I haven't received or heard anything.
5 of the doctors tried prescribing me Valtrax type medications at the first mention of HSV2, without even being able to diagnose HSV2. At this point I have lost all faith in our medical industry and don't know what to do. I refuse to see any more doctors, because I have not gotten any answers thus far, and it's just a huge waste of time, money, and energy.
So finally, this brings me back to here.
I have designed a regimen that I am looking to start on April 1st.
I plan on doing:
Protocol 1000+ - 3-5 drops an hour/10 hours a day 1:1 MMS/DMSO 99.9%
Spray Bottle Protocol - 10 drops MMS:1 ounce of water sprayed on OB area every hour 10 hours a day
Protocol 3000 - 20 drops MMS: portions rubbed on lower spine (where HSV resides?) and covered with DMSO 70% (99.9% irritates my skin too much) every other hour
I will be taking 500mg of lysine with each dose. (5000mg/day)
As well as 5000iu of vitamin d 3x a day (15000iu/day)
My diet will be fairly clean and simple. MMS destroys my appetite (I lost 10 pounds when I did it the first time for 30 days). I will be eating lean meats, rice, cheese, crackers, etc. No fruits/veggies because they are packed with vitamin C. No beans/nuts/potatoes as they are packed with antioxidants.
This is my plan as of now, I would greatly appreciate any comments/advice/insight that you might have. Whatever this virus is, is ruining my life. I will destroy it and I hope that this is the solution, because honestly, I have no other options.
Thank you in advance. If this turns out to be the solution I will do everything in my power to spread the word.