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Cinder Binder
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Hi, everyone:

After months, I finally received my Igenex results. I have my second appointment with the LLMD on Tuesday, April 4.

Right now, I'm feeling fine. I don't have the buzzing/vibrating sensations on my left side any more. The only thing that I notice is muscle twitching every once in a while.

What do you think of these results?

IGG
18 -
22 -
23-25 -
30 ++
31 -
34 -
37 -
39 +
41 +
45 +
58 -
66 -
73 -
83-93 -

IGM
18 -
22 -
23-25 IND
28 -
30 -
31 IND
34 -
37 -
39 +
41 +
45 -
58 +
66 -
73 -
83-93 -

According to Igenex, I'm positive for Lyme. Thanks.

Cinder

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Lymetoo
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quote:
Originally posted by Cinder Binder:
According to Igenex, I'm positive for Lyme. Thanks.

Cinder [/QB]

Yep. I think so!

http://tinyurl.com/ffn3x

From the link above:
Dr C of MO:

"In my clinical experience, if a patient has symptoms suspicious for borreliosis, and has one or more of the following bands, there is a very high probability the patient has borreliosis.

These bands are 18, 22, 23-25, 28, 30, 31, 34, 37, 39, 41, 83, and 93. This is true regardless of whether it is IgG or IgM.."
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Let us know how the appointment goes!! Oh, and welcome to our exclusive not-so-little club. [Smile]

[ 31. March 2006, 11:26 PM: Message edited by: Lymetoo ]

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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bettyg
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Cinder, welcome to our lymies club.
Welcome to this 24/7 LYME support group board!


Here's TREEPATROL's and Tincup's combination newbie links.

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/029917.html

Print off the links then check them off as you read as you could spend
several months reading all of this.

print & read Dr. Barrascono's 2005 info first; you will come back to this
often.

Extensive info in Treepatrol's newbie links about the meaning of WESTERN BLOT IGM/IGG test results from Igenex! Be sure to read or print this info IF Igenex tested you ok!

Also, see Cheryl's extensive web sites on: LD DIAGNOSIS, SYMPTOMS, & TREATMENT ... wonderful! Read the area on CO-INFECTIONS! You
could have from 1-12 other illnesses that tick is carrying...lyme, malaria, etc.

If you are showing symptoms of co-infections, I would like to suggest being tested for co-infections when you have LYME western blots done. It isn't
cheap!! But if you are positive, you can treat the co-infections first, and then work on LYME symptoms.

http://www.lymeinfo.net/lymediseasetreatment.html


EYE SENSITIVIES & NOIR, no infrared sunglasses info., 2-28-06 updated

YES, I have what you have! Are you on doxy too? That made my extreme eyes
200% MORE sensitive than they we were earlier.
I learned a lot about eye sensitivity/lighting on
www.marshallprotocol.com board.
Look for AUSSIE BARB'S EAST FINDER and then eyes/sunglasses, etc.
Wealth of info there.

I ordered the NOIR sunglasses. 2-26-06 corrected wrong email to:
http://www.noir-medical.com/noir_amber.htm

You will need 2% amber and 10% amber ... Style no. 901 and 910.
1-800-521-9746 TOLL- FREE

mention you have lyme and marshall protocol, they will give you 20% off!
Also they have been kind enough to replace the SCRATCHED LENSES & BROKEN BOWS! How's that for service?

I don't drive often at night, but I can wear NOIR's 901 lenses at night while
driving; it creates soft candle lights coming at me...tolerable. NOT to wear in
town with all the action of people crossing where they shouldn't be, etc.

from LOU to Betty on LONG web links and Thank You Lou!:
"If you hit the return key in the middle of a link, I don't think it will be clickable anymore. An alternative that maybe Betty should be telling people about is the tiny url website. I have it on my tool bar at the top of the page and use it for
those incredablylongwebsiteaddresses.

All you have to do is ask tiny url to produce a short version, which it will do with a unique address, which you then use instead in your post. Works just the same when clicked! Here is the website, spread the word!

http://tinyurl.com/

3-1-06, fyi, I tried dragging tinyurl to my toolbar without success, so that's why I currently have LONG addresses vs. short tiny ones! I'll keep trying.

UNDERSTANDING HERXING REACTIONS
http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=041517

Tincup's explaination of Camp A and B, Steere vs. Burrascano, on short term antibiotics vs. long-term CHRONIC abx.
http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=021395

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SForsgren
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I agree. The test is positive. Band 39 alone is very specific and you have that and others. Definite need of treatment consideration if you are symptomatic.

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Scott

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