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Is chronic reactivated EBV different from chronic active EBV?

Infectious Diseases | Last Active: Oct 9 4:22am | Replies (221)
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(Chronic reactivated Epstein Barr virus) is different than (chronic active Epstein Barr virus)? Correct?? Two different illnesses? CAEBV is a death sentence and very rare in the U.S. but drs are calling it that and shouldn’t be ???

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suziejane555 | @suziejane555 | Oct 9 4:22am

Hi, so I have researched this as I have what I call CAEBV. If you have CAEBV in T or NK cells that's when it's fatal. Usually it's in the B cells, sometimes T in Western Countries. It still can cause different cancers even in B cell. I read if the EBV is active for longer than 3 or 4 month with high viral loads and it keeps reactivating then its CAEBV. Also they look at other markers like HPA axis disregulation, which means you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and may have several other symptoms connected to EBV

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