Are these titers high enough for Vitamin A therapy?

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone.

How do you know if your child's titers are too high and warrant high

dose Vitamin A therapy?

We had my son's titers checked via a blood test about a year ago.

His Rubeola AB IGG, EIA was 3.31 I.S.R. with a positive baseline

being greater than or equal to 1.10 ISR. Is 3 times higher than the

minimum too high? Should we be considering the high dose Vitamin A

or is this OK?

His Rubella was 2.42 ISR, with the postive baseline being greater

than or equal to 1.10 ISR.

Thanks for your help!!

[Guest guest]

Sorry to say there are no rules and few guidelines, which I have described many

times on this board. High titers are important, so is the history, and so is

the gut situation. As I have said before, this is new, experimental, and done

because we know of no other way to kill measles virus other than mega-doses of

Vitamin A. Jaquelyn

Are these titers high enough for Vitamin A therapy?

Hi everyone.

How do you know if your child's titers are too high and warrant high

dose Vitamin A therapy?

We had my son's titers checked via a blood test about a year ago.

His Rubeola AB IGG, EIA was 3.31 I.S.R. with a positive baseline

being greater than or equal to 1.10 ISR. Is 3 times higher than the

minimum too high? Should we be considering the high dose Vitamin A

or is this OK?

His Rubella was 2.42 ISR, with the postive baseline being greater

than or equal to 1.10 ISR.

Thanks for your help!!

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes, sorry, I know you have said that many times before. Must

have had a pause in brain synapses!!

Thanks again.

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> Sorry to say there are no rules and few guidelines, which I have

described many times on this board. High titers are important, so is

the history, and so is the gut situation. As I have said before,

this is new, experimental, and done because we know of no other way

to kill measles virus other than mega-doses of Vitamin A. Jaquelyn

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> Are these titers high enough for Vitamin

A therapy?

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> Hi everyone.

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> How do you know if your child's titers are too high and warrant

high

> dose Vitamin A therapy?

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> We had my son's titers checked via a blood test about a year

ago.

> His Rubeola AB IGG, EIA was 3.31 I.S.R. with a positive baseline

> being greater than or equal to 1.10 ISR. Is 3 times higher than

the

> minimum too high? Should we be considering the high dose Vitamin

A

> or is this OK?

>

> His Rubella was 2.42 ISR, with the postive baseline being greater

> than or equal to 1.10 ISR.

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> Thanks for your help!!

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