el_squared
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Hello,
This is a two-pronged question about NK cells and treatment.
Can someone explain to me what the significance is of having low NK cell function? I was tested by the CFS clinic at Stanford and I was found to have little to no function.
Stanford didn't give me any explanation of what the implications are of my test result. However, last night Dr. Bonilla wrote me saying there is a drug that can be purchased in Canada, shown to increase NK cells, Imunovir.
But he didn't say whether this drug has a track record of improving the symptoms of ME/CFS patients. Does anyone know?
thanks,
Laura
This is a two-pronged question about NK cells and treatment.
Can someone explain to me what the significance is of having low NK cell function? I was tested by the CFS clinic at Stanford and I was found to have little to no function.
Stanford didn't give me any explanation of what the implications are of my test result. However, last night Dr. Bonilla wrote me saying there is a drug that can be purchased in Canada, shown to increase NK cells, Imunovir.
But he didn't say whether this drug has a track record of improving the symptoms of ME/CFS patients. Does anyone know?
thanks,
Laura