Oakton, VA CIRS Mold Illness Care: Chronic Disease Diagnostic Program Announced
Dec 6, 2023
Proactive Wellness Centers (+1-703-822-5003) has upgraded its treatment-diagnosis program to further aid local-area patients near Vienna and Oakton, Virginia suffering from Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome - also known as mold illness.
Vienna, United States - December 6, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The announcement comes as a wider understanding of CIRS and specific indicators of the disease has led to surging diagnoses nationally. Proactive Wellness Centers moves to help those who suspect they have the illness or present with unexplained symptoms - with the center now able to offer a dedicated program for confirming and treating the syndrome.
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Its enhanced CIRS program implements vital aspects of the Shoemaker Protocol, recognized as the foremost practice method for managing and reversing symptoms found in biotoxin illnesses such as mold toxicity.
Proactive Wellness Centers points to mold contamination in the home as a vastly significant cause in most CIRS cases alongside certain bacteria found in other contexts. Accurate diagnosis of the issue is crucial, says the practice, in order to ascertain the root of the issue and lead patients to change contributory environmental factors. Yet, as the center says, CIRS can often be mistaken for other diseases.
As explained by Proactive Wellness Centers: “Lyme disease misdiagnosis is particularly common as we have treated a number of patients whose symptoms had been attributed to Lyme Disease but we subsequently were able to confirm a case of CIRS/Mold and have been able to treat them effectively based on the CIRS/Mold diagnosis.”
A wide range of symptoms can signify CIRS, with many of them occurring in different chronic conditions. Accordingly, Proactive Wellness Centers advises those who are experiencing a combination of fatigue, skin or light sensitivity, atypical pain, impaired memory, and others to seek examination in order to confirm CIRS and receive treatment.
The center offers an evaluative screening process designed to test patients for CIRS and the specific biotoxins driving their illness. Upon diagnosis, treatment is described as taking the form of toxin removal with an emphasis on correcting any imbalances and damage on a basis tailored to each case. Nutritional advice follows with the aim of preventing further deterioration caused by mold growth.
Headed by physician Dr. Lynese Lawson, a Shoemaker-Certified diagnostician, Proactive Wellness Centers continues to support the medical needs of communities in and around its Vienna base. Alongside its CIRS detection and treatment capabilities, the center is equipped to diagnose and manage conditions ranging from chronic pain and fatigue to diseases affecting the thyroid and more.
“I lived in a house with a rampant black mold problem,” recalled one prior patient. “Over the 8 months I lived there I felt progressively worse and started experiencing symptoms I’ve never had. Dr. Lawson was our number one pick of all the Shoemaker-certified practitioners. My stomach pain and nausea have gone away almost entirely. My circulation has returned to normal. I just feel like my body is on the right track because Dr. Lawson figured out exactly what I needed.”
Interested parties in and around Oakton can learn more about Proactive Wellness Centers and its full range of treatments at: http://www.proactivewellness.com/
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Address: 8229 Boone Blvd, Suite 280 , Vienna, VA 22182, United States
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