Hello guys, I received my CD57 cell test back from arminlabs, it was 44! That suggests a chronic infection, see here: https://arminlabs.com/en/tests/nk-cells-cd
It is usually seen in lyme disease, but I was negative for lyme. I tested positive IgA for several other infections though. Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Chlamydia pneumoniae can go into the CNS and cause similiar issues as borrelia burgdorferi. I think this might be my “PSSD”
According to arminlabs, low Cd57 usually means nervous system involvement, that explains cognitive symptoms. Im not sure about the accuracy of this test though, it is also seen as a “general inflammatory marker”, so maybe something else is going on, but I also have positive IgA for several infections described which can lower this test, so it seems to fit. I’m seeing a specialist soon.
To be more sure of this, I will also do a organic acid tests + microbiology test… which can test for metabolites of these bacteria
Edit: I searched this forum, one other user @vincentv also had low CD57 cells, he suspected chronic infections long ago, here might be the confirmation…
How is this possible? Seems like these drugs all interfere with our immune system, I don’t know through which pathway, maybe it is through the retinoid metabolism, SSRIs also raise cortisol in withdrawal… https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25981674/
Serotonin also changes some parameters of the immune response
Seems like these drugs put our body in the perfect biochemical alignment for chronic infection, with certain tissues beeing affected