Sharon: labs

[Guest guest]

Beth,

I'm still not sure what you are referring to as far as the myelin

sheath antibodies test. Normally experiencing severe headpain from

what I understand an MRI WITH contrast will show any deterioration

of the myelin sheath showing up as white spots. But you must have it

done with the dye. Sharon also experiences facial numbness, pain and

tingling quite frequently. Obviously this also has effected the

trigeminal nerve.

Sharon's MMP9 was 465, according to the paperwork normal range is 85-

333.

KC

> >

> > Beth,

> >

> > I'm not familiar with that test without researching it. I would

go

> > ahead and use their lab, but not knowing their stats concerning

> > false positives/negatives and the way they run their tests I

would

> > say it would be a gamble like any thing else. Dr.S., uses

Labcorp

> > along with several others, but I am sure he is very aware how

they

> > preform these tests. As a matter of fact at his office you walk

> out

> > the door and down the hallway right into Labcorp. If there is a

> > question concerning the results it could be very easily run

again.

> > Also, any of the other Labcorp labs around the country, if they

> are

> > not familiar with his bloodwork all they have to do is call the

> main

> > lab in land for the proper procedure. They had to do this

with

> > us.

> >

> > KC

>

[Guest guest]

Sharon, I'm so sorry to hear that you are hurting. I have tried a lot

of detoxing things, I did find that a FIR sauna helped the pain a lot

when I was using one, I am saving to hopefully buy one. Also, for

some strange reason, hot baths or showers will take the edge off the

tingling for me, enough so I can sleep. I try to take epsom salt

baths when I can remember to do them. I have been trying really hard

to avoid sugar, but I am a sweet tea addict. I dived into all the

sweet stuff like pralines and the like when I moved down here. I am

backing off that now and drinking more water, have started back on

Kyolic garlic. I hope you will be able to find something that will

help you feel better.

thanks,

Beth

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wrote:

>

> Beth,

>

> I'm afraid not. Nothing either natural or prescibed helps me with

> the pain. Pain killers just deaden the pain enough where I can get a

> couple of hours a sleep a night if I am lucky.

>

> Sharon

>