Re: Digest Number 5145

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Our doctor told me that of course the titers are high - it shows that the

vaccine worked and he has immunity. My son's result for rubella titers was

61.6 and a positive reference range was anything greater than 10. This

result may not be excessively high, but it still seems somewhat high to me.

on 4/28/04 9:50 PM, at

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> Off Topic - MMR Vaccine/Checking Titers

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> Don't know about NY, but my ped in TN told me " it doesn't matter

> what the titers show, we give the vaccines to boost the existing

> immunity " .

[Guest guest]

I had my measles titer (was having other blood work done)checked after having

done a couple rounds of high dose vit A with OLE on the final round. My results

came back as 0.785 (negative) with <0.9 listed as negative, 0.9-1.1 as equivocal

and >1.1 as positive but no indication of to what units of measure the numbers

refer. I didn't have it checked prior to the high A and OLE but was convinced

it high before because when I was a kid they gave me an extra booster :-( and I

got measles anyway

and the NAET practitioner never could get measles to clear. I also had two

patches of splotchy raised rash on my thigh after each of the high dose A

sessions. Those rash patches have finally mainly heeled, just reddish, no

longer raised or itchy after topical application of OLE.

S

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> Off Topic - MMR Vaccine/Checking Titers<BR>

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> Don't know about NY, but my ped in TN told me " it doesn't matter<BR>

> what the titers show, we give the vaccines to boost the existing<BR>

> immunity " .<BR>

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