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Fuzzyhead

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I had private bloods done and the ones which were abnormal were;
T Cells CD3 +85.10 range 62-80
CD57 + NK cells (absolute) -59 range 100-360
It says this indicates chronic immune suppression.
Any ideas? I haven't been well for 15yrs and still no answers.
Also i tested weak positive for Borellia.
 
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dadouv47

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Fuzzyhead said:
I had private bloods done and the ones which were abnormal were;
T Cells CD3 +85.10 range 62-80
CD57 + NK cells (absolute) -59 range 100-360
It says this indicates chronic immune suppression.
Any ideas? I haven't been well for 15yrs and still no answers.
Also i tested weak positive for Borellia.
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I'm not a Doctor but I guess there's a relatively strong possibility of having lyme disease. CD57 is also related to borrelia and is low in cases of lyme infections, but I can't be sure that's what you have and you should ask a specialist. Also I don't know what lyme test you have done and how ''weak positive'' the test showed, but if I was you I would try to find a lyme specialist and investigate on this!
Hope you can find more informations ;)
Regards
 
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Fuzzyhead

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I had Elispot done
Borrelia Burgdorferi Full antigen 1
Borrelia b.osp-mix (ospa/ospc/dpba) 1
Borrelia Burgdorefi LFA -1 (+) 2
 
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Fuzzyhead

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No i couldn't afford it at the moment but i had EBV when i was 18 and i have since seen a bioresonance practioner and they picked up borrelia, rickettsia and some others that i can't remember off hand.
 
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