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Does anyone know if there is any way to estimate from Igenex results what the approx length of time with disease? Can a LLMD determine how long?
MY TEST RESULTS: Positive for Igenex Lyme WB on IgG & IgM Positive for Babesia Duncani
Babesia Duncani: IgM <1:20 IgG 1:80 over 1:640 suggests active infection
Thanks for any feedback!
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Lymeorsomething
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They can hardly produce an accurate test for lyme let alone determine the duration of illness. Do you remember a rash? They're not always present.
Also it looks as though you're positive on bands 31 and 34. I believe that these show up in later stage infection. You may have been sick a while...
The severity of your symptoms may give you hints too...
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I don't recall a rash. I had a tick bite over 40 yrs ago in South Georgia. However, with Babesia Duncani it indicates something also happening while living here in Northern Ca.
I have been very sick a very long time; bedridden the better part of past 3 years. Symptoms are severe. I can barely stand long enough to brush my teeth, lots of pain, teeth pain, cognitive problems, light/sound sensitivities, etc.
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lymebytes
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No, I know I have been infected approx 13 years and my first Igenex test was IgM and IgG positive on the WB.
IgG means longer infection (some say more than 6 months) IgM mean current/active infection.
But it is sort of up to you to determine when you might have had your first symptom.
I figure when my migraines started in '95, soon followed by vertigo...that was the beginning, but didn't have a clue until '06.
But then again I remember as a very young child having anxiety attacks...so who knows?
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