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Re: Now doctors say M.E. is NOT caused by virus but is found in the blood

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Well they could try looking at incidences of ME since the introduction of the

Holy miracle of the infallible TSH test!!!

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> Article in the Daily Mail today - wish they would make up their minds.

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This article is too vague to be useful. What research exactly are they talking

about and what does it show? Let's hope the article in the Mail on Sunday is a

bit better quality than this one.

Miriam

> Article in the Daily Mail today - wish they would make up their minds.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2006038/Myalgic-encephalomyelitis-caus\

ed-virus.html

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> Read more:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2006038/Myalgic-encephalomyelitis-caus\

ed-virus.html#ixzz1Pv36whv9

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This article does rather throw out the baby with the bath water, which is a

great shame. The jury is still out on whether or not the XMRV retrovirus

plays a part in ME (most of the studies that have not found XMRV in ME

patients have not been replication studies), but this article seems to rule

out viruses completely as far as ME is concerned - which is sad, as all the

evidence suggests otherwise. Most people with ME report their illness

starting with some sort of viral infection, with a minority becoming ill

following a vaccination (as in my case). It is thought that the initial

infection can result in a long-term overactive immune response.

Hazel

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> Article in the Daily Mail today - wish they would make up their minds.

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Hi maybe they should be pointed in the direction of Dr Derry from

Canada-wha has said that 6 years after the TSH test appeared Chronic Fatigue and

Fibromyalgia appeared -both hypothyroid conditions but the patients not treated

because they had normal TSH . :

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