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Old 11-11-2012, 09:47 AM #1
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Default Achr modulating antibodies
I just got more bloodwork back from my follow up appointment. My lems test were negative and so were my mg, however my achr modulating antibodies were 20. And normal is 0-20. I have never mounted antibodies to much ( my titers/antibodies for vaccines and illnesses I have for sure had are always negative). So I was curious If or what that could mean?

They are doing repetitive stim in a week. But I am on ivig so I don't know if that will affect that test
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