Suzan Posted April 2, 2011 Report Posted April 2, 2011 (edited) I got dd9's igenex retest back today. She origninally had the most lyme symptoms out of the three in our family but her IgM and IgG were both IND result. After 2 months on treatment, her IgM came back positive (by igenex standards) IgM - 18 + 31** ++ 41** + 83-93** IND IgG 41** IND That's what we wanted, just to have more serological proof that we were on the right track. I should know by now, but what is the significance of the negative IgG? That means longer term antibiodies that have not shown up yet? I assume since she has had this since birth, that she is just not mounting good antibiodies? Susan Edited April 2, 2011 by Suzan
lyme_mom Posted April 2, 2011 Report Posted April 2, 2011 That's technically what it means -that the past antibodies are not being created but some people make IGM antibodies for years. The band 31 being positive means she has had it at least a year because it takes a year for 31 to show up. It's nice to have a positive test for your knowledge as well as for insurance. :-)
momaine Posted April 2, 2011 Report Posted April 2, 2011 That's technically what it means -that the past antibodies are not being created but some people make IGM antibodies for years. The band 31 being positive means she has had it at least a year because it takes a year for 31 to show up. It's nice to have a positive test for your knowledge as well as for insurance. :-) Lyme Mom, Do you by chance have more information (web site I could read) about the band 31 not showing up for a year? Thanks.
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