Saint Luke’s Clinic

An interdisciplinary field studying the interactions between the nervous and immune systems, particularly in the context of neurological diseases.

A group of conditions arising from brain development disorders, affecting cognitive, emotional, and social functions, such as autism and ADHD.

Conditions affecting biochemical processes in the body, leading to metabolic disorders such as diabetes.

Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness caused by bacteria of the Borrelia genus. Co-infections occur with other infections, complicating diagnosis and treatment.

PANS/PANDAS are neuropsychiatric disorders that can co-occur with autism, characterized by a sudden onset of symptoms such as obsessive behaviors or tics triggered by an immune response to infections, e.g., streptococcal infections.

Disorders affecting digestive organs, impacting food digestion and absorption, e.g., irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory bowel diseases.

The Internal Medicine Clinic at Saint Luke’s Center specializes in diagnosing and treating various types of chronic infections. Our team of doctors takes an individualized approach to each patient, selecting treatment methods based on diagnostic test results.

Interval Hypoxy Hyperoxy Treatment is a therapy that involves alternating administration of air with high and low oxygen concentrations. By beneficially influencing mitochondria, IHHT improves overall body endurance and is used as a supportive therapy in many conditions.

Immunoglobulins (mainly IgG antibodies) are used in therapy as substitution treatment for immune deficiencies or as immunomodulatory treatment in other conditions, including neuropathies, autoimmune brain inflammation, or PANS/PANDAS syndrome.

Intravenous administration of medications and supplements allows for higher concentrations, leading to greater therapeutic effects and improved treatment effectiveness. This method of drug delivery helps avoid gastrointestinal side effects.