Guest guest Posted July 7, 2000 Report Share Posted July 7, 2000 hey peoples, Listen I was looking at the statement that Dr. Ablashis Washtington DC lab printed for me about my spinal tap done at Dr. 's office. It says that " ACTIVE " HHV-6 is detected in my cerebrospinal fluid. Now, mind you, the infectious disease specialist at UCSF shook his head and refused to give it any credence, and refused to " treat " it. But what I am trying to understand is, how can Dr. Ablashi know that it is ACTIVE virus, versus INACTIVE virus? And if the difference is noticeable, why would an infectious disease specialist poo-poo it? By the way, does anyone here think that having active HHV-6 detected in my spinal fluid is significant? Most of the studies I have read are not giving me much of a clue. Any thoughts? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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