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jupiter76
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When did your WBC start to increase? I�m on antibiotic fr about 1 1/2 year now and feeling so much better but blood test results are all the same borderline low WBC (4,0 at the moment) and borderline low thrombocysts (150) Positive for mystery bug by Fry lab (mycoplasma or bart or what ever) positive for lyme and maybe babs or so.

I have bad wound healing and bad hair loss I guess this is because of a cell division disruption.

Will WBC only go up when close to final healing?

Any experiences? Thanks!

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4.0 is not bad ..

Do you have ehrlichiosis?

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Mine is always low when on abx...my reading is 3.3 at the moment.
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Mine has been low for quite some time. Just recently it bumped up to 5.5!! The only thing I am doing differently is aggressively treating parasites.
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jupiter76
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O.K. 4 is not too bad but good is around 7. My mother has 2.6 and I don�t want to go there. I also hat 3.5 before sometimes.

I have taken several abx including doxy and mino for months there should no ehrlichia be left after that.

Mine was 4 without abx as well.

Tammy, how did you treat parasites?

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