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SOCS
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What could cause a CD57 to fall from 110 (up from 96 after antibiotic therapy) to 32 in one month's time? Also, my son's other numbers fell: wbc 6.1 dropped to 4.6, rbc 4.63-3.48, hemoglobin 14.4-10.8, hematocrit 41.6-32.6, platelets 253-110, lymphs 37-27. These labs were done in Oct. and Nov. of this year.
He was diagnosed w/ Lyme by Dr, K's ART system of muscle testing. Now labs are coming in showing he is HLA DR mold susceptible and fits the profile of biotoxin/mold inflammation. But the rapid drop in the labs mentioned, above, are puzzling. Any educated thoughts would be appreciated.
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Babesia can cause anemia. Was he tested for that?

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13 yo DX PANS/Tourette's/Asperger's/ADHD treated for Igenex positive bartonella/IND lyme with 2 years of abx treatment. Weaned off abx April 2013 at 80% improvement. Continuing with Buhner bartonella/babesia protocols. Aug 2014 99% improvement.
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Babesia or proto.

Have you tried juicing especially greens such as wheatgrass?
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