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This is my h.pylori blood test result. igg positive 17.95. igm negative 8.50. do i have h.pylori?
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Likely not: IgG to this organism points to a previous infection, IgM an active or very recent infection which is not the case for you. If you do have gastritis symptoms however, I believe a PCR assay from a stool sample would be the best way to detect it if a culture of the gastric biopsy is not contemplated.
Answered 11/22/2015
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