Patients with "high" antibody titers against HHV-6 IgG ≥ 640, EBV VCA IgG ≥ 640 and detectable EA Ab at 1:160 or HHV-6 IgG ≥ 320 if EBV VCA IgG ≥ 1280 and has detectable EA Ab at 1:160 ...measured by the average of a minimum of two time points obtained during screening at least 3 weeks apart.
Now, I do get other viruses tested with the results in the format you have for EBV. Parvo has been in the 6-7 range...most recently 10 ...reference range <.90; CMV 4-5 range ...reference range <.99 My doctors are not concerned with these values, for they have been stable for some time....with the exception of Parvo which we will keep an eye on.
So, if possible, test your EBV at a lab that uses the 1:X reference range....Focus Diagnostics uses that range. Or test it again in several months at the same lab. If it is about the same, and not going up, then EBV probably is not a problem for you....based on what my doctors are telling me about other viruses with a similar reference range.
Best, Timaca
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Geneal, Timaca, thanks. Geneal, did you make any noticeable progress after several months of Valcyte?
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