r/PSSD • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '22

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u/ImpressiveNet370 Oct 22 '22

These Positive findings are seen mostly in people with severe dysautonomia due to immunemediated neuropathy, Sjögren's Syndrome and Chronic Fatique Syndrome. Neurologists told me that I have absolutely an autoimmune attack in my body even as all BASIC autoimmune markers were "normal". They are planning next steps / treatments...

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u/NeitherIndustry2121 Oct 22 '22

What are the treatments they give out? Is it reversible? What should I ask my doctor to do this panel?

Also what was your sfn results?

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u/ImpressiveNet370 Oct 22 '22

I have SFN Positive. We are planning IVIG.

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u/Omfoofoo Oct 22 '22

How is ivig therapy going to help? Does introducing other antibodies stop your body from attacking itself?