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Covid in 2020, then epstein barr virus reactivated. i have also been diagnosed with several autoimmune diseases. groin & neck lymph nodes are always swollen. antibodies continue to go up, diagnosed with caebv. any suggestions to recover?
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This appears far beyond the scope of our HT public medical education site. A more thorough evaluation can be obtained via a virtual consult. Have medical records and test results available. (www.connect@healthtap.com)
Answered 7/24/2023
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Stay under care of a hematologist- preferably at an academic center. wish you well
Answered 7/24/2023
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