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stymielymie
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I am post Lyme treatment . Been in remission 7 years.
Started having slight problems with cognition and went to
Pcp.
Pcp intern said my previous IGG and IGM were neg
And that I never had Lyme.
I know that one of these numbers indicates ab production in the body.
In 2000 I had an Elisa of 5.6 and Wb of 13 positive bands.
How come my bloodwork does not show ab production????
Dd

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Lymetoo
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Which lab??

You know how PCP's are!!

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Opinions, not medical advice!

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lpkayak
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docdave...i dont think ive seen u in a long time...are you just coming back or did i just miss your posts...im more foggy than i thought if i did

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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stymielymie
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It was quack lab I mean quest lab
I may be back for a little.
I do not know a lot about Lyme any longer. Been following and things have changed a lot .
Dd

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poppy
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I guess that proves the quack docs are wrong about antibodies lasting forever. They say that when there is an IgG positive.....oh, it is just a previous exposure, not a current infection.
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stymielymie
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I originally was one of the few that was CDC positive for Lyme.
It's just the last doc looked at the last igm and saw it was neg and thought I was full of sh,,t.
I did not have any choice , I needed new abs as my old ones were way out dated .
After 2 days , my head is clear and I feel like a new person.
Maybe there was a doctor jekyll in those pills

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Well the plaquanil and zith knocked it out again.
Thank lord.
Back to being the mean dd

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