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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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@mikla

My PCP visit went great. She was well researched on EBV, CAEBV and the DNA PCR test. She walked through the various antibodies and explained how they might be elevated. She took blood and ordered the DNA test. We’ll see what comes back and take it from there. But I do feel REAL lucky to have a primary doctor that understands this issue so well.

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Marianne | @mrmie | Aug 28, 2018

@mikla That is great news! Sounds like she is knowledgeable and supportive. That is a rare find.

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darkmatter53 | @darkmatter53 | Aug 29, 2018

Hi, Where is your doctor located? What is her specialty? Is she seeing new clients? Thanks and good luck Frank

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lori93950 | @lori93950 | Oct 14, 2018

Yes my dr told me to go and see a shrink ! Finally diagnosed myself and got a blood test shows past infection . This all started in April and although tired I still worked out a lot and had a bit of a social life . Once I stopped working out I became worse ? What is that all about ?
I’m now month 6 and feel worse than ever .... could it be die off symptoms ?

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figjam | @fgjam | Oct 20, 2018

@mikla would you mind sharing your PCP's information with me? I find some Doctor's will test out of state patients through Skype, email, etc.

Thank you!

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