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threeofus Posts: 359
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So if I have this right (and please correct me if I'm wrong)... IgM refers to a more recent infection and IgG would be a past or longer, maybe chronic infection. If this is the case, would you expect IgM to be negative if you had lyme for years and years? The reason I ask is because my IgG and IgM were positive by Igenex standards. I am figuring I have had lyme since at least 1996 and maybe earlier. Is this poor reasoning since IgM is positive? Also, my 8 yr old daughter, if her IgM is positive, would this imply she got lyme recently and not passed by me at birth? She has had her lyme symptoms since 1 yr old (if they are infact lyme symptoms). Thanks. Igenex testing
IgM:
18++
**31+
**34+
**39 IND
**41+
**83-93+
IgG:
**23-25+
**41+
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