Question: Apologies for the long paragraph, but it's a complex situation. Starting about 11 months ago, I began experiencing low grade fevers, a sore throat, fatigue, and other intermittent symptoms such as muscle pain, GI distress, orthostatic intolerance, and joint pain. For the past 11 months, I've seen what feels like every type of specialist under the moon, and had dozens of blood tests and imaging tests, all of which came back negative or within normal range. Yet my symptoms have shown no improvement. Only recently was I tested for EBV antibodies, which previous doctors failed to do because I had already tested positive for mono back in 2018. However, these results showed something strange. I showed no signs of VCA IgM and EBNA antibodies, and VCA IgG antibody levels at around 750, indicating

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I showed no signs of VCA IgM and EBNA antibodies, and VCA IgG levels at around 750, indicating "recent infection". However, these results are identical to my test results from 2018, meaning that I've never developed EBNA antibodies. My doctor ordered a follow-up CBC, sed rate and CRP, metabolic panel, and EBV DNA PCR. The CBC, sed rate, CRP, and metabolic panel all came back normal, but my EBV PCR showed my viral levels to be elevated at 1,300 copies/mL. The only instances of these antibody/PCR quantities I can find are in cases of CAEBV, which is very scary because of its high fatality. The published diagnostic criteria for CAEBV includes EBV DNA of >10^2.5 copies/mg, but I'm not sure how to convert this to compare my own number (given in copies/mL). So my first question is do you know how to compare my PCR result to the diagnostic criteria for CAEBV. My second question is do you have any ideas what these results could indicate? Since my inflammatory markers, CBCs, and liver tests have been normal throughout this entire illness, that doesn't really line up with CAEBV clinical presentation. However, I think that for some reason the virus isn't going completely latent, and so I'm wondering if you've ever heard of or seen anything like this before. Thanks!

Still mainly just low grade fevers and sore throat, with some fatigue, muscle aches, orthostatic intolerance, and occasional upset stomach.