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Why do I test negative for hsv2 when I know I have it? Could it be a sign of immune deficiency?
Anyone else had similar stuff?
Anyone else had similar stuff?
Negative Hsv-2 igg when I know I have it? Sign of immune dificiency?
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Good question.
Possible reasons are discussed in this thread:
Loss of IgG antibodies
https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/loss-of-igg-antibodies.26626/
Possible reasons are discussed in this thread:
Loss of IgG antibodies
https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/loss-of-igg-antibodies.26626/
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Interesting, will have a look!
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Antibodies of past infections, that is all they are. My microbiologist one of the top HIV/AIDS Doctors on the planet his words were 'you will take your antibodies to your grave' they are not causing illness
True, but they can indicate an acute chronic infection if above a certain level which is how Dr Lerner would diagnose cfs from herpes infections. The other way is if unwell and igg titres for a given infection are say 10 (just a random number I'm using) and a few weeks later it's increased to 20 etc that also indicate and old infection reactivating.
Plus there's a number of people like myself who have had ebv and results also showing life long igg positive and a few years later I have no ebv antibodies, so test negative to ebv even though I have labs during initial infection and several months after with igg showing but later I'm totally negative.
Plus there's a number of people like myself who have had ebv and results also showing life long igg positive and a few years later I have no ebv antibodies, so test negative to ebv even though I have labs during initial infection and several months after with igg showing but later I'm totally negative.