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I just looked in my copy of the book. Dr. Dantini considers anything 4x or higher above the top value of the reference range to be a potential positive for IgG for parvovirus.Also Shanti1 mentioned that the doctor she saw in Florida tests for Parvo, I believe. He also has a book out that I got from Hoopladigital as a temporary loan through my library system.
@Pyrrhus Do you know if one would expect to see some hints, like low RBC count or joint pain if someone had parvo as a smoldering infection contributing to their ME?