Fasciculations anyone?

janieg · 04-29-2015, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by jenng

I was in the military when an outbreak of mono happened on base. They screened everyone & I was positive for Epstein Bar. I didn't have mono as a kid, but obviously I was a carrier. I think EB is also responsible for my positive screen for Lyme. Western blot is neg.

EBV is very common . You can be exposed, and have no symptoms.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23868878

"The prevalence in 2009-2010 by age group was as follows: 6-8 years, 50%; 9-11 years, 55%; 12-14 years, 59%; 15-17 years, 69%; and 18-19 years, 89%."

The stat I've most commonly read on adults is that 95% will show antibodies for it.

Neuroproblem · 04-30-2015, 02:26 AM

ebv,herpes simplex 1 and chickenpox is very common, almost everyone is exposed to it by adulthood.
@mrsd it was the opposite of what your saying. i meant welfare are less likely to help you.
My neurological symptoms are being put off has mentally caused, which people often confuse both of them.
peripheral neuropathy, unlike autonomic have so many causes, that you cant really pinpoint an actual disease.

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