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Posted 11/4/2017 4:02 PM (GMT 0)
I just received my results from Igenex IgM and IgG

Both came back negative.

I do have a high level of strep, which might have been the imitater the entire time

Anyways, on my first test 30, 41 is +, 58 is ++ and 31 is I

My second test(IgG) 41 came back + and 58 was again ++


I would like to hear everyone’s opinion, before I get my meeting with my llmd.

Can strep cause my cd-levels to be +? I do deal with the typical rash and joint/lymph swelling.
Posted 11/4/2017 4:30 PM (GMT 0)
I need to add that I know it’s a clinical diagnosis, but I have never dealt with big signs like fever, headache or fatigue

I have always been able to work out and haven’t received any fatigue afterwards

Just yesterday I drank 6 drinks(to celebrate my result and my vacation on Hawai‘i
Posted 11/4/2017 6:31 PM (GMT 0)

Chris12321 said...
I just received my results from Igenex IgM and IgG

Both came back negative.

I do have a high level of strep, which might have been the imitater the entire time

Anyways, on my first test 30, 41 is +, 58 is ++ and 31 is I

My second test(IgG) 41 came back + and 58 was again ++


I would like to hear everyone’s opinion, before I get my meeting with my llmd.

Can strep cause my cd-levels to be +? I do deal with the typical rash and joint/lymph swelling.

What are you referring to "cd-levels to be +1" ?
Posted 11/4/2017 6:32 PM (GMT 0)

Chris12321 said...
I need to add that I know it’s a clinical diagnosis, but I have never dealt with big signs like fever, headache or fatigue

I have always been able to work out and haven’t received any fatigue afterwards

Just yesterday I drank 6 drinks(to celebrate my result and my vacation on Hawai‘i

I have never dealt with fever, headache, or fatigue either. Everyone's symptoms are different.
I read one woman's story - her lyme went neurological right away...not aches/pains, etc.
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