Re: Intestinal Secretory IgA and measles virus

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could be leaky gut, IGG issues, Yeast issues, viral ect

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Intestinal Secretory IgA and measles virus

My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high. From what I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I know that it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease, but could this be indicative of measles in the gut. Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your responses. I just want to know of others whose children had the same issue. Was their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What was the Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles? Were they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation mode...

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I also read that really high Sec IgA can be due to parasites. You might try the new GI effects test at Metametrix as they have DNA probes and can pick up on 95% of the possibility of parasites vs the normal "comprehensive stool analysis, which only catches 5%, used previously.

Intestinal Secretory IgA and measles virus

My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high. From what I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I know that it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease, but could this be indicative of measles in the gut. Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your responses. I just want to know of others whose children had the same issue. Was their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What was the Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles? Were they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation mode...

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[Guest guest]

Dr.McCandless says this is the immune system working overtime.

Often when this value is very high it will remain there for a while

and then plumet.

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> My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high. From

what

> I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I know

that

> it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease,

but

> could this be indicative of measles in the gut.

>

> Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your

responses. I

> just want to know of others whose children had the same issue.

Was

> their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What was

the

> Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles?

Were

> they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

mode...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, if you go to the Files of the yahoo group chelatingkids2 you

can read a paper by Dr. McCandless about the markers for measles in the

kids. I do not recall if IgA is one of them however.

Gayatri

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> My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high. From

what

> I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I know

that

> it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease, but

> could this be indicative of measles in the gut.

>

> Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your responses.

I

> just want to know of others whose children had the same issue. Was

> their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What was the

> Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles? Were

> they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation mode...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Salivary Secretory IgA was listed, but not intestinal Sec IgA. Are

these connected in some manner? This file is what started me on this

particular quest, which is one of of many. These kids issues are

really so mindboggling, there are so manny issues these children are

affected by.

I know he has viral issues, as he presents with many of the issues

but it could really be anything. Thanks for your help.

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> > My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high.

From

> what

> > I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I know

> that

> > it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease,

but

> > could this be indicative of measles in the gut.

> >

> > Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your

responses.

> I

> > just want to know of others whose children had the same issue.

Was

> > their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What was

the

> > Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles?

Were

> > they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

mode...

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi :

Dr. McCandless did a study a few years ago where they looked for the

measles virus antibodies in the saliva and did bloodwork. I do not

know if the results are published anywhere. But yes, they did find

the measles on there. My son's were moderate not super high, but I

know he had rampant inflammation and a very bad immune system and

those two things exacerbated our problems substantially.

Did you take a look at the thoughtfulhousecenterforchildren list. You

may want to post your son's problems on there and see what kind of

response you get. There is also the website for the Thoughtful House,

you may want to check out Dr. Krigsman's presentation and see if it

looks relevant for your son.

With viral regression stemming from stomach issues followed by mucus

in the stool, I would want my child scoped. There is extensive

paperwork, or was some 2 years ago when we did it, and testing and

then the scope - so you are looking at an event a couple of months

down the line.

http://www.thoughtfulhouse.org/

http://www.thoughtfulhouse.org/bio_akrigsman.htm

What does your DAN say, does he recommend a scope?

Gayatri

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> > > My son's secretory IgA levels were extemely, extremely high.

> From

> > what

> > > I have read on line most ASD individuals are low in this. I

know

> > that

> > > it is indicative of inflammation ie colitis or crohn's disease,

> but

> > > could this be indicative of measles in the gut.

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> > > Don't worry I won't start treating measles just from your

> responses.

> > I

> > > just want to know of others whose children had the same issue.

> Was

> > > their issue extreme gut dysbiosis, bacterial, or viral? What

was

> the

> > > Secretory IgA levels of those children with confirmed measles?

> Were

> > > they high or low? I am in my CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

> mode...

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