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sbh93
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Okay, for the general good and so I can feel part of the crowd ... here's what I got at first and then through Igenex:

Quest
Mycoplasma Pneumoniae postive
CD 57=23
IgG WB=nada
IgM WB=39+

Igenex
IgG WB=31 IND, 41+
IgM WB=41+, 83-93+
PCR neg

A cut and paste would make me CDC positive, [bonk]
It was good enough for my LLMD though combined with the "hospital list" of symptoms, so I started treatment today, finally, after 20 years of misdiagnosis.

I am anxious to know what life will be like, since I got sick in middle school I don't remember who I am without chronic illness.

Best wishes to all [Smile]

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It took 20 years to find out I'm not crazy.
New bite in 2010 pushed my body over the edge. Positive for lyme, babs, bart, and myco.
I am not a doctor and happily offer only my own opinions.

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Lymeorsomething
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Your CD-57 is in the sweet spot. You have band 39 on the Quest test plus IgM bands 41 and 83 on the Igenex test. It looks like lyme to me.

Welcome to the club [Smile]

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"Whatever can go wrong will go wrong."

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5vforest
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It's interesting to see both Quest and iGenex results together. Was the blood drawn at the same time?

The different results just go to illustrate how flawed testing is.

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sbh93
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They were drawn a month apart. Quest done first because I'm cheap and didn't buy into the whole lyme thing at first. I thought I had celiac disease or just food allergies.

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It took 20 years to find out I'm not crazy.
New bite in 2010 pushed my body over the edge. Positive for lyme, babs, bart, and myco.
I am not a doctor and happily offer only my own opinions.

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TF
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Did the doc test you for coinfections also? through Igenex? or any lab?

Glad you finally got a diagnosis. You may get more illnesses added to your list if you test for coinfections too.

Things can only look up from now on!

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steve1906
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sbh93, I'm glad you finally have something to work with.

Good luck with your treatment!

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sbh93
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Thank you, TF and steve!

TF, doc wants to test for coinfections through Igenex, but I wanted to put it off until next appointment. Doc does suspect at least two others based on history and symptoms.

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New bite in 2010 pushed my body over the edge. Positive for lyme, babs, bart, and myco.
I am not a doctor and happily offer only my own opinions.

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Lymetoo
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You can get well!! That is all I have to say!! [hi]

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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ktkdommer
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It is about time. You deserve a correct diagnosis and a treatment plan to get better. We are getting Lyme issues taken care of and so will you.
Stay positive!

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Things are never dull. After 3 fighting Lyme, 2 are in remission. Youngest is still sick, age 22. He has new diagnosed Chiari Malformation and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

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