Re: Joint Crepitation VICKIE

May 6, 2004

In answer to your question regarding Lyme disease, the symptoms are

very similiar to many other diseases and up to half of all Lyme

sufferers DO NOT remember the tick bite. Also, not all tick bites

result in the bulls eye rash. Lyme sufferers very often go

undiagnosed (just like implant girls)because docs do not routinely

think of this disease and test for it. Lyme disease has been

investigated as a trigger for MS, RA and other autoimmune diseases

and many people who have the little buggers in their blood stream or

spinal fluid TEST NEGATIVE for Lyme. It is very hard to detet and

cure this disease.

Take care,

Ann

-- In , Vickie <gracie17db@y...>

wrote:

> I get that it is all related to inflammation, but to test for Lyme

Disease when it is a disease that is caused by a tick bite and has

very defining symptoms, bulleye rash aroung the bite, fever,

chills... a tick!!!! those boys dont just fall off, you gotta pull

them off. If you've been in a wooded area unprotected and get these

symptoms, take the test, otherwise, I think someone is trying to take

advantage of sick women by doing unnecessary test and taking money

for something they know is not the problem.

> That makes me angry!

> Vickie

>

> BARBY4271@A... wrote:

> I was told that if a person has an elevated rheumatoid factor it

causes false positives on IGM, so maybe thats why some women test

positive for lyme or EBV or any test that measure IGM. I had tested

positive IGM for babesia and at the same time I had an elevated

rheumatoid factor and one Dr. explained this to me, I dont know if

this helps or not but a lot of implanted women have elevated

rheumatoid factors so maybe thats why some test positive for lyme?

> Barby

>

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