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My thoughts - you are positive so I would seek out treatment.
Many of those you are showing + or ++ are Lyme specific so good evidence that your immune system has been exposed to the Lyme bacteria.
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Many with lyme find that bartonella, babesia, ehrlichia and mycoplasma are problematic as well. Please test for these infections, or make an appointment with an ILADS-trained LLMD for a clinical diagnosis.
-------------------- 13 yo DX PANS/Tourette's/Asperger's/ADHD treated for Igenex positive bartonella/IND lyme with 2 years of abx treatment. Weaned off abx April 2013 at 80% improvement. Continuing with Buhner bartonella/babesia protocols. Aug 2014 99% improvement. Posts: 265 | From Canada, Ontario | Registered: Jul 2013
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Thanks for the replies! When I became suspicious of possible Lyme disease I found a LLND and I am currently on antibiotics.
She diagnosed based on symptoms etc. while waiting for test results. Now that I have them, I'm was curious as to whether my actual test results validated a Lyme diagnosis.
This group does such a great job giving insight interpreting test results that I figured I would give it a shot.
The test results showed IGM was positive for both Igenex and CDC but the IGG was negative. I guess the IND's for IGG put it into the negative category.
It sure would have been easier if those IND's were + so I would have been positive on all counts.
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IGM shows active infection so I wouldn't worry about the IGG not being positive. You are actually very fortunate to have a positive get because many people don't.
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