Success Stories

Patients and their loved ones have used Xplore-Patho℠ in the face of chronic infections, lingering unexplained pain, wounds that won’t heal, and more.

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A Rare Infection, Standard Tests Came Back Negative
Mid 2018, Sean began having odd symptoms unusual for an otherwise healthy 33-year-old man. His symptoms initially ranged from intense...
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11 Years Old, Multiple Tests, Years of Suffering and an Elusive Treatment
03.16.20
At the age of 11, and after 6 years of suffering illness after illness, Eric – a young man in Wamego, Kansas, had been tested...
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22 Years of Needless Pain Resolved in Just a Few Weeks
03.16.20
Starting at the age of 15, Lori felt miserable…fatigue, insomnia, mood swings, difficulty thinking, mild GI issues…but it was not until she was 26 years...
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After 6 Years of Abdominal Pain, Finally Answers
03.16.20
Barbara’s son John, 19, woke up one morning complaining about extreme stomach pain. Despite a number of examinations, the pain persisted for many weeks and,...
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Ruling Out Infection
03.16.20
The trouble began in September 2016 after he had had a new pacemaker implanted. Within a week of the procedure, his surgery site was not...
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A Lifetime of Pain Finally Relieved
03.16.20
Starting at the age of 21, Beth started to have bouts of stabbing bladder pain. They would persist for a couple months and then go...
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A Mystery UTI and Chronic Incontinence
03.10.20
At only 19, *Lauren began experiencing symptoms consistent with a chronic Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), including urinary incontinence. As a full-time college student, she was...
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Exposing a Case of Bacteremia
03.10.20
In October of 2018, Allen, age 78, began noticing mild chest pains. As a patient previously prescribed a blood thinning medication, he immediately became concerned...
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In Extreme Discomfort, Unable to Communicate Her Symptoms
03.10.20
Elizabeth was a 3-year-old girl living in the south. Unfortunately, as a young toddler, she could not communicate the extensive pain she was in for...