Brandi Glanville, 53, has spent the past two years battling a baffling facial condition she suspects may involve a parasite.. Despite consulting numerous doctors and sharing symptoms with two podcast listeners, the cause remains undiagnosed, and the issue has spread to her jaw and neck.

June 4 Podcast Reveal: No Diagnosis After "A Million" Doctor Visits

On the June 4 episode of her "Brandi Unfiltered" podcast, Glanville told listeners she has seen "a million doctors" yet still lacks a clear answer.. She noted that sunlight, a parasite‑focused medication, and a specific diet provide the only temporary relief. "Is there a doctor that specializes in parasites? Because I can’t find one," she asked, highlighting a scarcity of specialists in this niche area.

March 8 X Posts Document New Lumps and Foul Drainage

Glanville’s March 8 updates on X described painful lumps on her jawbone, side of the neck, and back of the neck, accompanied by chills and an oily, foul‑tasting drainage that runs into her mouth. These symptoms have intensified her mental health struggles, making her feel "more overbearing" and socially withdrawn.

Friends with Identical Histories: Dental Work and Black Mold Exposure

Two listeners from her podcast, who share the same facial issues, also have extensive dental work histories and prior black‑mold poisoning. Their collective frustration underscores a possible environmental or iatrogenic link, though no medical authority has confirmed such a connection.

Family Support Amid Uncertainty: Sons Mason and Jake’s Daily Check‑Ins

Glanville’s sons, Mason and Jake, have become daily caretakers, with Mason calling five times a day to check on her condition. Their emotional support contrasts sharply with the clinical dead‑end she faces, illustrating the personal toll of an unresolved health mystery.

Who Can Diagnose This? The Search for a Parasite Specialist

According to the source, Glanville continues to seek a specialist capable of diagnosing a potential facial parasite. No known U.S. clinic publicly advertises expertise in this area, leaving her—and others with similar symptoms—without a clear path forward.