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Posted 9/29/2016 10:32 AM (GMT 0)
Hello right now i have my first test results. Can you please give them a look and tell me what you belive. Actually the last month i didn hace any symptoms anywhere in my body.


Also i was talking buhner protocol while they took me blood. do you think it altered the tests in any way ?


FINAL REPORT
Analysis Result Units Reference Range Chart
Borrelia burgdoferi Blot
Borrelien Blot IgG negative
Blot IgG p18 negative
Blot IgG p19 negative
Blot IgG p20 negative
Blot IgG p21 negative
Blot IgG p58 negative
Blot IgG OspC negative
Blot IgG p39 negative
Blot IgG p41 positive
Blot IgG p83 negative
Blot IgG LBb negative
Blot IgG LBa negative
Blot IgG VlsE-Bg negative
Blot IgG VlsE-Bb negative
Blot IgG VlsE-Ba negative
Borrelien Blot IgM negative
Blot IgM OspC Bg negative
Blot IgM OspC Bb negative
Blot IgM OspC Ba negative
Blot IgM p39 negative
Blot IgM p41 negative
Blot IgM VlsE-Bb negative
Borrelia-Blot-antibodies
Specific antibodies are not detected by immunoblot method against Borrelia burgdorfei.
Please consider the results of the Borrelia-Elispot and CD57+cell-count.
Please take into account further clinical symptoms, coinfections and differentials.

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Analysis Result Unit Reference Range Chart
LymeSpot revised
Borrelia burgd. fully antigen IF-G 1 SI < 2
Borrelia peptid mix IF-G + 6 SI < 2
Borrelia LFA-1 IF-G 0 SI < 2
Borrelia IF-G review


The LymeSpot-revised Test indicates Interferon-gamma (IF-G) active T- Lymphocytes against
Borrelia.
Borr. burgd. fully antigen IL-2 + 4 SI < 2
Borrelia peptid mix IL-2 + 7 SI < 2
Borrelia LFA-1 IL-2 + 10 SI < 2
Borrelia IL-2 review
The LymeSpot-revised Test indicates Interleukin-2 (IL-2) active T- Lymphocytes against Borrelia.
LymeSpot revised review


Borrelia
The dominant IL-2 signature indicates a chronic inflammatory process based on a controlled
infection. An unspecific immunomodulatory or anti-inflammatory therapy might be of benefit.
Please consider the clinical history and symptoms for therapy decisions.


CD 57 Flow Cytometry
Natural Killer Cells Heparin 9 % 6 - 29
Natural Killer Cells absolute 159 /µl 60 - 700
Heparin
CD-57 positive NK-Cells Heparin 2 % 2 - 77
CD-57 positive NK-Cells absolute - 34 /µl 130 - 360
Heparin
Review CD 57
The CD57-cell-count indicate a immune-suppressive situation.

Post Edited By Moderator (Traveler) : 9/29/2016 2:22:26 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 9/29/2016 3:51 PM (GMT 0)
Hi ramaya21

I'm glad you came back here with your results.

First - I want to mention: You should remove your personal information - You've got your name, etc.

Your test results show you have lyme disease -

Borrelia burgd. fully antigen IF-G 1 SI < 2
Borrelia peptid mix IF-G + 6 SI < 2
Borrelia LFA-1 IF-G 0 SI < 2
Borrelia IF-G review
The LymeSpot-revised Test indicates Interferon-gamma (IF-G) active T- Lymphocytes against
Borrelia.
Borr. burgd. fully antigen IL-2 + 4 SI < 2
Borrelia peptid mix IL-2 + 7 SI < 2
Borrelia LFA-1 IL-2 + 10 SI < 2
Borrelia IL-2 review
The LymeSpot-revised Test indicates Interleukin-2 (IL-2) active T- Lymphocytes against Borrelia.
LymeSpot revised review
Borrelia
The dominant IL-2 signature indicates a chronic inflammatory process based on a controlled
infection. An unspecific immunomodulatory or anti-inflammatory therapy might be of benefit.
Please consider the clinical history and symptoms for therapy decisions.


Also your CD 57 is low:

CD-57 positive NK-Cells Heparin 2 % 2 - 77
CD-57 positive NK-Cells absolute - 34 /µl 130 - 360
Heparin
Review CD 57
The CD57-cell-count indicate a immune-suppressive situation.

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So you said last month you didn't have any symptoms...but now you do?
Could you remind me of your history - briefly?
Posted 9/29/2016 4:17 PM (GMT 0)
Dropping in to say welcome in that I don't think I've welcomed you. Girlie answered your question, I've nothing to add. Looking forwards to hearing about your history.
Posted 10/2/2016 7:13 PM (GMT 0)
In the middle of june i was bitten in slovakia by something i dont know of. The rash was not typical of lyme but it was red and expanding. I had 30 days of 300 mg doxy and in the begginig i had for a couple of days really slight joint pain. Before doxy i also had some low grade fever like 37 for some days and thats why i started it. After stopping doxy i had some slight migrating joint pain especially fingers and and knee but it lasted really few seconds during the day and less than a minute. Now the whole september i didnt have any symptoms. I was doing buhner protocol with no herx and excersizing 6 times per week at gym and football with no fatigue. I think my tests implicate something like more chronic infecition although its not possible t be chronic from june and after 30 days of antibiotics. Tell me opinions please.
Posted 10/3/2016 3:41 AM (GMT 0)
Ramaya21 - I think whatever it was that bit you did pass on the Lyme bacteria....as you got a rash afterwards and symptoms.

My concern is if it was long enough treatment. Treatment for a rash alone is - you treat until sign/symptom free plus 4 weeks with a minimum of 6 weeks total.

So, you didn't quite treat it long enough.

So, you currently don't have any symptoms? The rash is gone?
Posted 10/3/2016 8:16 AM (GMT 0)
Yeah i also think i wasnt treatted long enough. From next week i will visit my llmd so i will follow their orders cause the one moth with doxy i took on my own. You think that will be irreversible the damage or that i could save it? For how long you think i should be treated? Yeah the rash is gone from july
Posted 10/3/2016 3:44 PM (GMT 0)
Oh, good - I'm glad you will see your LLMD.

No, I don't think it is irreversible damage. You have a recent infection and 'generally' they are easier to treat.

If you have no symptoms, I would ask for another 4 weeks of abx. I know it sounds like a lot but compared to many, many months to years of treatment - it really isn't.

I suggest you do regular detoxing to remove all the toxins that may have accumulated.
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