Man, 40, phopholipid syndrome.
He shows a picture of a smiling man. His glasses and expression are as on Instagram or Facebook. Alex says tense and extreme.
He works in a photography studio and does the back office.
They had a big problem that they lost a son on his 4th year after being hospitalized at home for years! They just did that. He picked it up with conviction.
After the death of their son he got a coagulation problem in his leg, a phopholipid syndrome. Was inoperable and it seemed that leg had to be amputated according to the surgeon.
AnalysisHe too had a history of many antibiotics.
And in this case, Alex says, it is a kind of heavy responsibility like
Aurum's, so stage 11. And that Stage includes Syc-co.
Alex has also tried to classify the intestinal nosodes in stages.
It is the idea of curing and caring.