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That was what I thought, thus my note to people that they SHOULD be
retested later. Ok, thanks guys! Just wanted to be sure I was right. :)
So, next question, does an IFA indeed indicate the virus is in the bone
marrow, or is this lady just whacked? I thought the IFA, being a blood test,
wouldn't be much better to tell if it was in the marrow than any other test
(ELISA), as blood is blood. Wouldn't a marrow sample be needed to tell
anything about the marrow? I thought when it advanced to non-regenerative
anemia, THAT was what indicated it is in the bone marrow. So, how does one go
about determining if it IS in the bone marrow, other than the symptom of
non-regenerative anemia? Bone tap?
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