questions re: viral test results

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Hello all. We just got our sons viral tests back, here is what we

show. I'm wondering what to do now...

EBV VCA: 1692 ref range 0-99 neg, 100-120 eq, >120 positive

EBV NA: 590 ref range 0-99 neg, 100-120 eq, >120 positive

rubeola: 2.02 ref range 0-.9, >1.10 positive

mumps: 3.01 ref range 0-.9, >1.10 positive

CMV: 2.40 ref range 0-.9, >1.0 positive

So, what does this all mean? those EBV numbers really blew me out of

the water, would that indicate a current (and apparently massive)

infection? Man...

I guess valtrex city, here we come! then do I follow that with

Vitamin A for the rubeola? Or do I do high dose vitamin A first, then

valtrex later?

I thought I had it all figured out - rubeola I would do vitamin A,

anything else valtrex, I wasn't expecting so see so much in the

positive range.

Is the rubeola number abnormally high, or just showing he has immunity

to it? I am pondering trying to find a DAN for viral, as our DAN

isn't very open to all this from what I have heard from other

patients. I can get valtrex from another doctor (who is covered by my

insurance) no problem, but he is not a DAN (just our FP) and doesn't

know much of anything about all this, he just does what I ask as long

as I agree to be liable for my requests and I'm not asking for

anything crazy. right now he writes scripts for DMSA for me and does

the labs I request when I request them. As long as we dump metals and

have normal CBC/CMP labs, he is ok with it all.

Anyone have any input or advice? Thanks so much...