When Pseudomonas Sinusitis Isn’t Pseudomonas
How Routine Cultures Can Show Incorrect Pathogens by Dr. Andrew Pugliese MD A patient came to see me recently who I had treated for refractory Stenotrophomonas maltophilia sinusitis some
Diet and Health in the 21st Century
Importance of Proper Diet for Your Health The other day I saw a great quote, “Ignore your #health and it will leave.” Mind you, I first read this while
Mosquitos & Ticks, Summer’s Enemy!
Summer Bugs, Memories You Don't Want to Take Home It's summer time! Time to get that gorgeous tan (with SPF of course), explore the outdoors, and plan those
Struggles with Chronic Sinus Infections – Patient Testimonial
In the early 70’s, I did a tour of duty during the Vietnam War lasting 14-months. Four months into my tour, I developed significant sinus issues (they said I
Can A Gluten-Free Diet Reduce Sinusitis?
A Look at a Gluten-Free Diet for Sinusitis Suffers Can chronic sinusitis improve on a Gluten-free diet? First of all, for many people, gluten not only causes gastrointestinal
Overuse of Antibiotics Can Cause Infection
Understanding the Risks Behind an Infection is so Critical How a Kluyvera ascorbata UTI was Developed by Dr. Andrew Pugliese Several weeks back an OB/GYN colleague called me about
The Role of Fungus in Sinus Infections
Interaction Between Fungus & Bacteria A Case of Scedosporium apiospermum by Dr. Andrew Pugliese A 64 year old otherwise healthy woman underwent a nasal septoplasty in April of this year
DNA Sequencing: Can It Revolutionize Medicine?
DNA Sequencing Can Change Medicine DNA sequencing, in my opinion, will revolutionize how medicine approaches the challenges of chronic infections. Since the beginning of the 21st Century, many
GERD Reflux in Patient with CVID – A Case Study
Three years ago, a 65-year-old morbidly obese woman came to the practice with a 30-40 year history of recurrent respiratory infections of both the lungs and sinuses. The infections
Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Casting to Improve Outcomes
The Use of Casting to Improve Outcomes of Diabetic Foot Ulcers by Dr. Andrew Pulgiese In January of this year, a gentleman came to the Emory University Wound Care
