Interpretation of Candidiasis Report

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Is anyone familiar with candidiasis testing by Alletess Labs in

MA(www.foodallergy.com)?

I received my results, but cannot afford to go back to my doctor for

interpretation.

Results show:

Candida albicans: IgG=41, IgA=63, IgM=87

Immune Complex=91

Values are reported in MONA (Multiple of Normal Activity) Units

Abnormal - MONA Unit>100

Normal - MONA Unit<=100

Candida Albicans Test Interpretation

1.Abnormal IgM antibodies may indicate recent Candida overgrowth.

2.Significant increase in the level of IgA antibodies is suggestive of mucosal

barrier overgrowth of Candida infection. This overgrowth could be digestive,

nasal, mouth, ears, vaginal, or of skin origin.

3.Increased levels of IgG may suggest an ongoing chronic infection.

4.Significant increase in IgG and /or IgM is suggestive of a recent or recurrent

overgrowth of Candida.

5.An increased level of IgG, IgM antibodies and/or Candida Immune Complex is

believed to be indicitive of systemic Candidiasis.

Elevated Immune Complex could suggest systemic candida infection.

So...my results are under 100 (in the " Normal " range), BUT then they go on to

say in the Test Interpretation that my results may be abnormal...???...and " may

suggest " a candida infection.

This is very confusing to me.

I'd appreciate any advice from someone who has experience with such testing.

Thanks,