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swimmeredurp
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Does anyone know very much about tgf-b1 and tgf-b1 testing? I

got a lab done by Quest Diagnostics and my tgf-b1 levels came

back high:

8,560 PG/ML and Normal is 344-2382

What exactly does this mean and is it very

serious?

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Symptoms started summer 2007
Diagnosed CDC verifiable 01/2010
Stopped treatment summer 2011
Treated Babesia Sept.2011-March 2012
Lyme disease free
Diagnosed with mold sickness March 2012
Almost symptom free, still experience fatigue
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dbpei
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It is an inflammation marker. Mine was high at one time (2 tests several months apart) and then came down after I had an infected tooth extracted. It can indicate mold, lyme, or some other illness causing inflammation in the body.

Hope the link below helps.
http://goodbyelyme.com/treatment/blood_tests
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