Dr. ABADJIEFF

Approximately 40% of the general population harbors the bacteria staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) in their noses. When you visit a clinic or hospital you may be more greatly exposed as it is believed that 50-90% of health care practitioners are carriers. This common type of bacteria is largely resistant to all but the strongest antibiotics (such as Vancomin). Therefore, it survives most common attempts to eliminate the bacteria.

The staphylococcus aureus bacteria migrate from its normal habitat in the body and cause infection, especially if your immune system is weakened. When staphylococcus aureus enters the bloodstream it causes serious disorders such as asthma, pneumonia, sepsis, furunculous, osteomyelitis, exzema, bronchitis, emphysema, arthritis, polyarthritis, hospital staphylococcus infection and other diseases.

Dr. Abadjieff’s Therapy provides a carefully tailored program of vaccines to enable your body to eliminate the invading staphylococcus aureus and other micro-organisms which are cause of your disease.

The most important step in Dr. Abadjieff’s Immune Focused Therapy is to perform a correct diagnosis and evaluation of each patient and their particular needs. After the evaluation and completion of necessary tests, a graduated course of subcutaneous injections of the vaccine is administered.

T-cells or “T lymphocytes” are white blood cells that have a key purpose in the immune system called “cell-mediated immunity”. These cells identify and attack any body cells that are infected with viruses or otherwise identified as harmful or “non-self”. There are numerous types of T-cells with different purposes ranging from identifying dangers ( helper T-cells) to attacking infected cells. T-cells do not produce antibodies; that function is performed by plasma cells (a type of B-cell). Although produced in bone marrow, T-cells migrate to the thymus where they mature into various sub-types with specific purposes.

T-cells are necessary for a properly functioning immune system. Hence, Dr. Abadjieff, in her diagnosis and evaluation will monitor for indications that treatment may be necessary.

Each patient will be carefully evaluated to determine the correct course of treatment of his or her treatment. Each course of treatment may vary, however a typical course of treatment will consist of 7 subcutaneous injections administered every other day, along with monitoring and testing as your treatment progresses.

In general the therapy takes fourteen (14) days to complete. Treatment of infectious polyarthrtitis may take up to one month and certain other specific treatments make take longer. These cases will be discussed with the patient prior to commitment to treatment. If you elect cell therapy alone as your treatment option it can be completed in three (3) days.

Normally encountered medicines such as high blood medication, antibiotics, insulin for diabetes and most other medicines may be continued without any problems. This therapy does not cause drowsiness or sleepiness and does not interfere with driving or normal daily activities.

While this is a rare occurrence, Dr. Abadjieff will perform the proper tests before the series of injections are begun to test for possible reactions. Once the tests are complete you can be assured of no adverse reaction.