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Posted by lemonhead (Member # 6267) on :
 
Hi. I do have lyme, but i am concerned as to what the different bands mean. I know there was a lot of postings a few months ago but cant find it, or the mind and hands wont work. Specifically, band 31. Does anyone know?
Loretta
 
Posted by fish (Member # 4096) on :
 
This is straight from the mouth of my children's lyme pediatrician, Dr. Jones. I found this in my notes of our first visit. I wrote it down because he remarked on my daughter's positive band 31.

"Since she has a positive on band 31 of the western blot she is genetically predisposed to autoimmune problems with lyme. Band 34 can also indicate this."


She also is positive on one of the other tests he did (HLA-Dsomething something) which can also indicate this.

Hope this helps
Leslie
 


Posted by lemonhead (Member # 6267) on :
 
Thank you. I had four positives on band 31 which my doctor stated it might have meant i have had it for a long time. Anybody else know about this?
Loretta
 
Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Here's the best explanation out there in understandable terms, written by Dr C of MO.

Western Blot explanation: http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/022767.html

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Lymetutu

 


Posted by treepatrol (Member # 4117) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by lemonhead:
Hi. I do have lyme, but i am concerned as to what the different bands mean. I know there was a lot of postings a few months ago but cant find it, or the mind and hands wont work. Specifically, band 31. Does anyone know?
Loretta

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