Here are a couple of the points from Scott's notes from Dr C's talk (there are many more in the link):
�In some cases, it has been observed that low levels of Babesia duncani antibodies with a negative FISH could be an indicator for Protomyxzoa rheumatica. �FL1953 (Protomyxzoa rheumatic) can be found in red blood cells on a smear done by Fry Labs. May appear as hypochromic red blood cells.
Posted by BoxerMom (Member # 25251) on :
My husband had visible ring forms in 2008.
Posted by seibertneurolyme (Member # 6416) on :
Decrater48 -- the bit about the positive B duncani antibodies is interesting -- don't remember reading those notes before.
Hospital doc has agreed to order test from F lab -- I know it is long shot but that is one of the few tests hubby has not done. We decided to do the Spiro Stat test in April instead of the F lab test. Thought surely a test for 30 different organisms would show something.
Bea Seibert
Posted by seekhelp (Member # 15067) on :
That is very interesting about FL1953 and the B. Duncani link.
Posted by BoxerMom (Member # 25251) on :
I missed part two of the question. Neither my husband nor I have been tested for FL1953.
Posted by Elaine G (Member # 20735) on :
Just adding this, I finally tested positive for Babesia Duncani after 3 years, with Igenex PCR test.