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bluelyme
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hi saw "llmd" and she said some bands were indicative of other infections? 31 =babs ?also had never seen band 18...of course cdc neg

igm
18+
23-25 -
28 -
30 -
31 ++++
34 ++
39 ind
41 ++
45 -
58 ++
66 -
83-93 +

should i treat as if ...?

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I see the frustration, you have bands that are IGg specific but not IgM specific. But -- 41 is positive and 39 is IND. I would read as Lyme positive.

31 is super specific WHEN it's Lyme. Your body is fighting hard, which means right now you have an immune system coherent enough to fight it.

Don't miss this opportunity. Treat as Lyme NOW.

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The Western Blot tests are for Lyme only. Other tests are used for the co-infections.

You have very strong WB results for Lyme.

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The answer is no .. but you need to TREAT!!!!

Get the coinfections tests from Igenex.

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Lymetoo...your mailbox is full...
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someone (on Lymenet?) mentioned band 45 cross-reacts with Erlichia, I think. But, treatment overlaps with Lyme so my LLMD didn't even test for it.
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