Western Blot result - is this positive?

Hello,
Is this considered positive for Lyme? I have three IgG bands reactive- 41, 58, 93

LYME DISEASE ANTIBODIES (IGG,IGM), IMMUNOBLOT 06/12/2019 (#115816, Final, 06/06/2019 2:21pm)
Report Result Ref. Range Units Status Lab
LYME DISEASE AB(IGG),BLOT NEGATIVE Final TXC
18 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
23 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
28 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
30 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
39 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
41 KD (IGG) BAND REACTIVE Final TXC
45 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
58 KD (IGG) BAND REACTIVE Final TXC
66 KD (IGG) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
93 KD (IGG) BAND REACTIVE Final TXC
LYME DISEASE AB(IGM),BLOT NEGATIVE Final TXC
23 KD (IGM) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
39 KD (IGM) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
41 KD (IGM) BAND NON-REACTIVE Final TXC
REFERENCE RANGE: NEGATIVE
As per CDC criteria, a Lyme disease IgG
immunoblot must show reactivity to at least 5 of
10 specific borrelial proteins to be considered
positive; similarly, a positive Lyme disease IgM
immunoblot requires reactivity to 2 of 3 specific
borrelial proteins. Although considered
negative, IgG reactivity to fewer specific
borrelial proteins or IgM reactivity to only 1
protein may indicate recent B. burgdorferi
infection and warrant testing of a later sample.
A positive IgM but negative IgG result obtained
more than a month after onset of symptoms
likely represents a false-positive IgM result
rather than acute Lyme disease. In rare
instances, Lyme disease immunoblot reactivity
may represent antibodies induced by exposure to
other spirochetes.

Girlie said...
What lab is this?

It’s an ImmunoBlot test (not a WB)
It looks like you have “enough” in those test results to back up a clinical diagnosis.

What does your LLMD or LLND say about these results?

Quest lab.
I don't have any specific Lyme symptoms. General symptoms of depression, easy to catch infections/weak immune, digestion.