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What Does This Test Results Indicate?
my father, who is 46 years old, has a swelling at cubital and axillary lymph nodes on the left side. he made some analysis. antitoxocara canis IgG ( result : 5 ); anti Toxoplasma Gond IgM ( result: negative ); anti toxoplasma Gond IgG ( result: 511.25 IU/ml ); VSH (result: 28 mm/h ); HEM (result: 26.10pg); CRP (result: 146,9 mg/L )
Mon, 8 Jun 2015
Hi I did review your concern.
The lymph node swelling could be due to any cause. If it persists more than 2 weeks and is not red I would recommend a fine needle aspiration cytology to rule out any specific cause of enlargement.
Your serum tests are indicative of past toxoplasma infection due to high IgG and negative and IgM.
I hope this helps
wish you all the best
thank you for choosing healthcaremagic
The lymph node swelling could be due to any cause. If it persists more than 2 weeks and is not red I would recommend a fine needle aspiration cytology to rule out any specific cause of enlargement.
Your serum tests are indicative of past toxoplasma infection due to high IgG and negative and IgM.
I hope this helps
wish you all the best
thank you for choosing healthcaremagic
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