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celtic
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Can anyone tell me how to read this test? It's from labcorp. I just can't figure out how to read the results:

DRB1 0301
DRB1 0401

HLA DQ 02MS
HLA DQ 03CFTD

Any suggestions or clues? I speak to my doctor on 8/6.

Thanks!
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one suggestion,


edit subject line and show:

need help interpreting and leave the rest of what you have...


to edit, click pencil on side of your post here; add 3 words at begining.

click edit send...done!
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Looks like you have DR3 and DR4, the genotypes

that make you less effective at detoxifying and more

prone to develop RA from your Lyme. Have you

been experiencing bad arthritis?
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