Did you mean IGG food sensitivities?
Nope, I had Type IV delayed food sensitivities. That doesn't involve IG cells. I didn't have any Type I food allergies or histamine problems.
Last I heard, tetanus vaccines were good for 50+ years. If I'd known that, I wouldn't have gotten the booster. Tetanus isn't incurable either, just less convenient than having antibodies.
When was your EBV in relationship to your ME?
I have no idea. I can't remember having anything resembling EBV infection. A blood test simply showed that I had the antibodies for it, but no active infection. From what I've read, most people have the antibodies without knowingly having an infection.
From a quick google:
"Most people will get infected with
EBV in their lifetime and will not have any symptoms."
"Many people become infected with
EBV in childhood.
EBV infections in children usually
do not cause symptoms, or the symptoms are not distinguishable from other mild, brief childhood illnesses. People who get symptoms from
EBV infection, usually teenagers or adults, get better in two to four weeks."
I vaguely recall having normal childhood and teen illnesses, but in those days, kids weren't rushed in for testing to identify which virus was involved, so if I did have symptoms from EBV, I wouldn't have know what it was.