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Updated · Fox News · Sep 9
Brandi Glanville Reveals 4 Diagnoses, Faces Up to $6,000 Monthly Treatment
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Sep 9

Brandi Glanville Reveals 4 Diagnoses, Faces Up to $6,000 Monthly Treatment

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 9

Summary

  • Brandi Glanville said she has been diagnosed with ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Valley Fever, Demodex dermatitis and mononucleosis after years of unexplained facial illness.
  • 4-6 months of daily IV treatment now lie ahead, she said, along with surgery to remove a fungal ball in her face and procedures targeting old dental metals and breast implants.
  • $3,300 to $6,000 a month in medical costs have left Glanville saying she cannot work beyond her podcast, while the treatments — sometimes 18-hour IV infusions — have disrupted sleep, eating and daily life.
  • 2023 symptoms began after a Morocco trip she thought may have exposed her to a parasite; doctors had also floated angioedema, and she said in February that ruptured 20-year-old breast implants were contributing to her health problems.

Insights

What terrifying immune collapse allowed five distinct, highly resistant infections and a facial fungal ball to simultaneously attack Brandi Glanville?
Could a reality star's ruptured twenty-year-old breast implants be the hidden trigger behind her catastrophic cascade of resistant superbugs?
After spending thousands on treatments, will removing decades-old dental metal and toxic implants finally cure this bizarre medical mystery?