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The numbness and tingling on extremities could be a

B12 deficiency (and high Folic acid)... the WBC could

be a lot of things, but if she has had a long chronic

infection, the B12 could be depleted too. Seems like

they would have checked that based on the symptoms,

though.

She needs a more thorough workup, though. Has she had

a sed rate, Ferriten, maybe immune panel, ASO and

mycoplasma tests, lime, etc? Sounds like it, but I

would still question just how " inconclusive " they are

- you know how OUR labs always seem rather

" inconclusive " or, even more fun, " Normal " . Perhaps

you could have her post them here (without her name)

and see if they compare to others? 'Cause the sublte

elevations (like barely elevated liver function, etc)

are often not considered as a whole.

--- Jerri Gann <njgann@...> wrote:

> I don't know if this is the right place for this but

> you guys are so

> informed and aware of the latest research. My son's

> aide at school said

> her white blood count has been going up and she is

> experiencing numbness

> and tingling on her extremities. She has had a

> series of test and they

> are all inconclusive. She says the doctors are

> stumped. I told her I

> would run it by you all. I keep her informed of all

> the stuff about my

> son from the Nids list and she was very excited for

> me to do this. Any

> ideas? I know this is limited information . I'll see

> if I can get more

> from her. Thank you, Jerri Gann

>

>

>

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My son and I both had numbness and tingling in our feet and hands (they

called it perrripheral neuropathy) when we were toxic in arsenic from the golf

course we lived on. She might want to look into what's being sprayed around

where

she lives especially if the problem is cyclical or just started in the last

month or so (most of the big herbicide spraying on golf courses, orchards, ball

fields, etc. starts in the spring). Arsenic tends to lower WBC rather than

raise them but she could have been exposed to some other type of chemical that

does the opposite.

Gaylen

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