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webmeg
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Hi everyone - I've been off abx 3 months now, feeling really good overall. I still get little things in passing, always wonder if it's lyme.

While at the LLMD for my daughter 3 weeks ago, I had doc do an IGeneX IgM Western Blot blood draw on me (was around 10 weeks off abx).

Got the results today, it's positive. Now what?

Still getting over some yeast issues so the thought of abx again is not pleasant. I feel quite good, get a few heart palpitations, occasional twitching, sore wrist...but really not much. Probably wouldn't pay attention to it all if I didn't deal with lyme for the past year.

The Big Question: With these results, treat more or just idle along for now?? Thoughts?

IgM IGeneX Results:

23-25 IND
31 IND
34 +
39 IND
41 +
66 +

I didn't do IgG to save some money.
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With random symptoms and a positive WB, personally, I would take some herbs to try to keep it manageable. I liked the Buhner herbs - andrographis, resveratrol, banderol, and samento.

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