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Ayn Gilliland <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 8 May 2000 23:23:31 -0500
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Hi All--

I have just spent the past two hours searching the web trying to find
information on what presence of IgM in a skin/rash biopsy might
indicate. Or more specifically, what does IgM do? Or what is its
function in the immune system?

I was biopsied (old lesion site) to rule out DH; Mayo Clinic ruled out
DH, but stated IgM was present in 1+ intensity with scattered cytoids
along the dermal/epidermal junction.

Since DH is, by it's very name, "dermatitis," and this biopsy indicated
a nonspecific dermatitis, can anyone tell me if there is any correlation
- or what the presence of IgM with some intensity might indicate? These
rashes are making me crazy!

Thanks for all information anyone can share. I'll summarize.


Ayn Gilliland
Topeka, Kansas

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