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Inna DuckworthPathogen Exploration
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Interactive educational resource

See the pattern.
Understand the overlap.

Explore symptom patterns across vector-borne pathogens, Mold/CIRS, viruses and parasites in the supplied reference material. Choose what you experience, then view a visual map of the overlaps.

Start exploring How this resource works
Fatigue
Sleep
Neurological
Pain Skin Cardiovascular
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Choose symptomsSelect everything that feels relevant.

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See connectionsEach symptom reveals linked patterns.

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Build your mapCompare relative overlap visually.

Explore the source material

Where would you like to begin?

Browse from either direction. Your selections stay with you as you move through the resource.

Guided body explorer

Start at the head, then move down the body.

Choose why you are checking symptoms and who you are checking for, then select a body area. Every symptom in each area is listed A–Z.

1. Why are you checking these symptoms?

Your choice will shape the future report and follow-up pathway. It will not change the symptom-overlap calculation.

2. Are you checking for an adult or a child aged 1–16?
3. Female or male?

Showing an adult female profile

Select an area

The profile is a navigation aid only. It does not change how overlaps are calculated.

View my pattern →
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Selected area

Complete symptom index

All symptoms, A–Z

Open one symptom group at a time, or use search to find a symptom across the complete index.

Groups are arranged A–Z
Choose a group to begin
★ sourced from or mapped to the CIRS symptom checklist ◆ included from the AONM symptom checklists

Your symptom pattern

A visual picture of your selections

Select symptoms above to create a relative overlap map. Each outer ring is a pathogen family; the bubbles inside show the individual patterns linked with your selections.

Documented linkMarked as listed in the source

Use this map as a starting point for testing. It shows which pathogen patterns overlap with the symptoms you selected and gives you a practical basis for deciding which tests to order or discuss with your practitioner. It does not confirm a diagnosis.
Waiting for selections

Built for clarity

One symptom can belong to many patterns.

This prototype combines the supplied reference documents with the provided CIRS and AONM checklists. Choose a pattern to see its symptom breakdown, choose symptoms to see linked patterns, or use the dedicated CIRS cluster calculator.

The bubble map is deliberately relative. It compares your selected symptoms only against the associations in this resource; it does not make a medical evaluation. Empty developing categories remain visible in the pathogen explorer but do not appear in your map.

01Source-led

No outside medical claims have been added.

02Overlap first

Shared symptoms remain visible instead of being forced into one category.

03Easy to update

Content is separated from the interface in a single editable data file.

Source library

References

This section records the source material used to build the explorer. References are grouped by topic so each future pathogen can be added without losing provenance.

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Virus references

Varicella-zoster virus (VZV) · chickenpox and shingles

  1. Varicella-Zoster Virus DiseaseNIH ClinicalInfo HIV guidelines
  2. Varicella clinical reviewNCBI / PubMed Central
  3. ChickenpoxBMJ Best Practice
  4. Varicella-zoster virus infection reviewNCBI / PubMed Central
  5. Herpes zoster clinical referenceWiley Online Library
  6. Varicella-Zoster Virus guidanceFederal Bureau of Prisons clinical guidance
  7. Varicella-zoster clinical resourceAmerican Academy of Dermatology
  8. Neurologic and motor complications referenceWiley Online Library
  9. Herpes Zoster Clinical PresentationMedscape
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Virus references

Parvovirus B19 · fifth disease

  1. Human Parvovirus B19New England Journal of Medicine
  2. Parvovirus B19 InfectionNCBI Bookshelf
  3. About Parvovirus B19Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  4. Parvovirus InfectionCleveland Clinic
  5. Parvovirus B19 Infection: Clinical PresentationMedscape
  6. Clinical Manifestations of Parvovirus B19Merck Manual · professional table
  7. Parvovirus B19NCBI Bookshelf · Medical Microbiology
  8. Parvovirus B19 Clinical ReferenceWiley Online Library
  9. Parvovirus B19 Systemic Complications ReferenceNCBI / PubMed Central
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Supplied fertility sources

TORCH+ and fertility screening context

  1. Male TORCH+ screening 2025Inna Duckworth · supplied practice handout · male-partner and fertility context
  2. TORCH Screening explainedInna Duckworth · supplied practice handout · fertility, pregnancy and long-term significance table

References in this section were supplied for development of this source-led resource. Their inclusion does not represent an independent medical evaluation by this website.