Description
Over a lifetime, the immune system develops an extensive library of identified substances and microorganisms that are cataloged as “threat” or “no threat.” Vaccinations utilize this process to add to the library. They expose a person’s immune system to weakened or inactivated forms of bacteria and viruses that can no longer cause disease so that the person’s immune system will recognize them and create antibodies that will be ready to protect against the infectious forms of these microorganisms if the person comes in contact with them in the future.
The Auto-Immune Blood Panel includes:
CBC with diff and platelets
Complete Urinalysis
Serum Creatinine
ANA
Anti ds DNA
Smith Ab
Anti SSA/SSB
Rheumatoid Factor
C3/C4
