Is There An Alternative Treatment For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? - Dr. Kogan (VIDEO)
Dr. Kogan shares if there are alternative treatments available to women coping with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Dr. Kogan:
Chronic fatigue syndrome should be a diagnosis of exclusion, once we have excluded all the other medical reasons for this person feeling so badly fatigued, and it should be treated as such. Most people tend to think that chronic fatigue syndrome is caused by a virus, whether it’s a cytomegalovirus or Epstein-Barr virus, the scientific community is still undecided as to what virus is causing it, and depending on where we think the problem is, we tackle the problem from that angle.
For people who are vitamin deficient, we supplement them with appropriate vitamins. For people who are experiencing heavy metal toxicity, we administer chelation therapy. We do not administer intravenous chelation therapy here; it’s done orally and through the water detoxification, and once again, for people who are experiencing a likely viral syndrome, we are utilizing immune-boosting supplements.
About Dr. Svetlana Kogan, M.D.:
Dr. Svetlana Kogan, M.D., is the Founder of Doctors at Trump Place (DTP). She is board certified in internal medicine and graduated from Cornell University. She is also a member of the American Medical Association, the American Anti-Aging Academy, and a clinical researcher and patient advocate. Dr. Kogan is affiliated with Lenox Hill Hospital.
