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Elisa/act Test


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Victoria1234 Experienced
  On 8/30/2017 at 6:25 AM, NanCcan said:

ELISA/ACT is different from Elisa or IgG testing.  It tests lymphocyte response.

 

 I am one of those who can tell when some foods are causing reactions.  I’ve tried IgG4 testing and found the positive results are usually spot-on, while the negative results can sometimes mean I have just avoided that food recently.  However, I wonder what anyone here can tell me about their experiences with lymphocyte response assay (LRA by ELISA/ACT) tests?

 

 

I cannot do the elimination diet test because I have a family to cook for,  but I have kept a journal of food and other daily inputs, symptoms, weather, sleep, etc. for over 10 years.  It is still nearly impossible to pinpoint most foods (or more likely combinations of foods) that cause my delayed symptoms.

 

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You are responding to a post from 2006. It might be best for you to start a new topic and pose your question.


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I will try a new post, but was hoping to get the attention of people who might have been following this post because this discussion is related to my question.

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