I got my Lyme and Toxoplasmosis tests done. While I am negative for both, Lyme however seem to have been present at one point in time, below is the result or "flags":
Lyme Disease Ab, Quant, IgM - 0.83 - HIGH
For one to be truly negative of Lyme disease, it has to be <0.80, for positive >1.19, for equivocal 0.80-1.19, which means that since I am at 0.83, there is an equivocal chance I may have had Lyme disease many years ago or I still have some of it. I would assume it's what led to my over 10 years of "mental instability" but somehow I managed to get by as rough as it was.
Lyme Ab IgG by WB: IgG P41 Ab - present - abnormal - this "strain" or Borrelia-specific band is the only one present and the "flag" here is said to be "abnormal".
While I am negative for Lyme disease since one would have to have at least 5 Borrelia-specific bands to be positive for Lyme, I only have 1 but still worries me since this specific band "P41" is present at abnormal levels.
I had recently visited a cardiologist to get my heart checked up and requested the paper work to see the reading and other lists of other problems on my health record and they are: mitral valve prolapse, history of depression/ADHD, and Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.
While the last problem is a bit new to me since I was already aware of the first 2 many years ago, I'm curious if I'm deficient in iodine? Could I correct this problem by supplement some iodine (kelp supplement, etc.)?