CIRS 3 | Your Immune System's Explosive Defense Mechanism
Dr. Aaron Hartman explains how the immune system tags cells and punches holes in them to destroy threats. He's found elevated CH50 in many patients without the typical complement markers dropping, and sees C4A elevation as a sign of immune overactivity in Lyme-related cases.
Questions this video answers
CH50 (reported as high).
C3A, C3, and C4 (reported as not consumed).
C4A (reported as elevated).
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