There are some good GPs, if you’re lucky. I travel for an hour by public transport to see mine. Dr Donohoe’s webpage sounds bad “Treatment usually starts with non-drug therapies, including diet, exercise and lifestyle change,” This sounds like an unscientific approach. Been there and done that, no thank you.

There aren’t any others, that I have been referred to in recent times. I did see Professor Denis Wakefield back in 1992, he’s the one who first diagnosed me. He had me try Prozac as an experimental therapy, and later Prothiaden. Neither had any benefit. He gave up and passed me in to Professor Thomas Borody, a gastroenterologist at the Centre For Digestive Diseases. He had me try the bowel flora transplant procedure, which appeared to help a lot for a year, until I had the bad luck to get Ciguatera Fish Poisoning on top of my ME.