What are these protein specific to?

The latest WB IgG showed Abnormal p28, p60 and p75. And IND p41 and p43.
I only know that p41 is flagella.
Is there a list description to all these proteins?

Taken from new to lyme thread
Western Blot Bands description:

9 cross-reactive for Borrellia
12 specific for Bb
18 unknown
20 cross-reactive for Borrellia
21 unknown
22 cross reactive with other spirochetes/bacteria
23-25 outer surface protein C (OspC), specific for Bb(Lyme)
28 outer surface protein D (OspD), specific for Bb
30 outer surface protein A (OspA) (common in European and
one California strain?)
31 outer surface protein A (OspA), specific for Bb
34 outer surface protein B (OspB); specific for Bb
35 specific for Bb
37 specific for Bb
38
39 Bacterial membrane protein A (BmpA); specific for Bb
41 flagellin protein of all spirochetes; this is usually the first to appear after a Bb infection and is specific for all Borrellia
45 cross-reactive for all Borellia (sometimes people with Lyme who have
this band positive also have the co-infection Ehrlichiosis)
50 cross-reactive for all Borrellia
55 cross-reactive for all Borrellia
57 cross-reactive for all Borrellia
58 unknown but may be a heat-shock Bb protein
60 cross reactive for all Borrellia
66 cross-reactive for all Borrelia, common in all bacteria
83 specific antigen for the Lyme bacterium, probably a cytoplasmic membrane- specific for Bb
93 an immunodominant protoplasmic cylinder antigen associated with the flagellin. Specific to Bb.


Some of the above information may or may not be correct. I have located another source for understanding the bands of the Western Blot here - www.oocities.org/hotsprings/oasis/6455/western-blot.txt , which indicates that band 23 is not Lyme specific, and there may be other differences.
Post Edited By Moderator (Traveler) : 6/8/2016 8:50:56 AM (GMT-6)

next step? Do you have a LLMD that you can see?

One IV plus three orals. Are you starting them all at once...and are they taken daily?
(The tinidazole is usually pulsed )


I hope you have established a good detox regimen. If not, you should consider starting now...

Minocycline is a good antibiotic for lyme disease treatment.

I believe the autoimmune issues that it can trigger do subside after you stop taking it. And I think they are rare.

The Cat's claw isn't considered a detox. It actually has antimicrobial properties

But the Tumeric/curcumin is a good addition.

Make sure you're taking liver support, and probiotics daily.

Some additional detox ideas:


- Drink lots of water
- epsom salt baths
- a binder - eg. Activated charcoal
- light exercise - even if it's just stretching, short walks

here's a website with more ideas:



www.tiredoflyme.com/detox-methods.html

Good luck with your protocol...

Anyone?

also look into glutathione supplements for detox, really helps me a lot. I use reduced glutathione from Jarrow, works great

I'm on 4g of Rocephin daily at the moment - 7 days a week for 15 days only. However, first day I started on 2g then 3g the next day and then 4g. I am not here for long which is why after 15 days I'm switching to another set of drugs.

I don't find the Rocephin hard to take at all so I'm not too bothered by it.