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Topic: Bart test results what do they mean?

Ntlc13
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Member # 4197

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I got my test results back today it says the IgM was 1:20 Titer and my IgG was 1:160 Titer. What does that mean? I am totally clueless. Thanks for all the help.

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SForsgren
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
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Generally people think of IgM as current and IgG as past infection. With Lyme, that is not always the case. My LLMD treats co-infections based on IgG (and IgM if present).

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Be well,
Scott

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