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Topic: PTTLA, dRVVT, Beta-2-Glycoprotein -- what do these mean?

cottonbrain
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My LLMD ran a bunch of tests and a lot of them were outside the normal range. When I asked him about them, he only said that I have,"basically, nothing to worry about."

nevertheless, can anyone tell me anything about these results:

Lupus anticoagulant panel:
PTTLA (partial thromboplastin time):
mine: 32.7 normal: 36.3 - 48.8

dRVVT (anti coag test, part of Lupus panel)
mine: 27.1 normal: 31.9 - 44.2

Beta-2-glycoprotein I IGg
mine: 47 normal: <20

Beta-2-glycoprotein I IgA
mine: 19 normal: <10

I also had high CD4 and CD3 numbers, low complement C3, high absolute mono.

These are just some of the results that my LLMD said not to be concerned about. Should I be concerned??

even the slightest info will be appreciated.

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ill fifteen years
recent dx of neuroborreliosis
on buhner protocol, pulsing zith

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pingpong
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UP

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cottonbrain
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up, please

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