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lyme in Putnam
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Western blot back. Igm ind 41 83-93, igg 39, 41. Two out of three types of mold positive. Almost done with ondamed for lyme frequencies. Still depersonalized, but physical lyme coming through now. Thinking personality not me still. Anything? A lot of people have mold and lyme, kinda off with menopsuse, I'm really confused.

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What makes it mold positive? I am dealing with mold, had to move out of my house.

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Bartonella (Rifampin 300 mg 2x day, A-Bart, A-Iflam)
Toxic mold exposure (Cholestyramine 4x day)
Heavy metals
Marcon staph infection (Beg spray)

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lyme in Putnam
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Test from real time labs dr. H. Did for me. Did u have psych symptoms?

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lyme in Putnam
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Up

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I have positive mold tests and my symptoms are all neuro.
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Me too, most of my symptoms have been neuro too, except for the recent bartonella symptoms

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I had 3 times the range for black molds, high lead, thallium and cadmium, bartonella babesia myco and lyme.

I am all neuro lyme.

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I still don't get it, I didn't know you could test for mold with a western blot. Dr. S, a top doctor in mold does not mention this.

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[ 06-08-2014, 09:23 PM: Message edited by: Lymetoo ]

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lyme in Putnam
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Mostly minepsych depersonalization, but lately physical with ondamed running kyme

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quote:
Originally posted by Anxiety soldier:

I still don't get it, I didn't know you could test for mold with a western blot. Dr. S, a top doctor in mold does not mention this.

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No, she's talking about other tests for mold.

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lyme in Putnam
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Anxiety soldier, a lab called real time tested mold. Igenex find my western blot

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HAs treating for the mold, ie; doing binders etc, helped anyone feel better? That is the key. Or does the high mold just show an inability to detox?
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Waiting yo find out nextvweek. Dr. H. Said I have to detox molds to see if I could get rid of psychiatric symptoms. For me depersonslization. I know part is from hormones.

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Do you know if ondamed could detox mold?

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