Listing of Research findings and papers worldwide and categorisation of biological abnormalities and dysfunctions and infections found in ME

1. Immune system dysfunction and abnormalities
2. Genetic markers
3. Severely Damaged Mitochondria and Defective Krebs cycle and ATP production
4. Viral infections
5. Mycoplasma infections
6. Serious Bacteria infections
7. Molds & Mycotoxins & Immune Dysfunctions
8. Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni infection
9. Vaccines and ME/CFS
10. Increased risk of Cancer
11. Environmental Toxins, Heavy Metals, Organophosphates
12. Orthostatic intolerance & Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) & Body fluid abnormalities
13. Serious Brain and nervous system abnormalities
14. Spinal Fluids & Proteomic Markers
15. Cognitive Dysfunctions & 'Brain Fog'
16. Effects of Exercise, GET and CBT
17. Muscle abnormalities
18. Abnormal HPA axis (Hypothalmus Pituary Adrenal axis) & Abnormal glandular functions
19. Intestinal Abnormalities and Microbiome
20. Cardiac and Vascular and Blood vessel problems. Increased risk of heart attack
21. Idiopathic CD4+ T lymphocytopenia
22. Methylation cycle blocks and glutathione deficiency
23. Increased oxidative and nitrosative stress
24. Channelopathy & Disturbance in the way certain ions (mainly sodium and potassium salts) are transported in and out of cells across the cell membranes
25. Sleep abnormalities
26. Ciguatera and ME
27. Telomere shortening
28. Abnormal red blood cell structure
29. Inability to metabolise glucose and sugar
30. Defects in Lymphatic Drainage
31. Lowered oxygen consumption in ME patients
32. Substance P is elevated in ME patients
33. Abnormal Plasma RNA's
34. Abnormal Urinary metabolites
35. The presence of crimson crescents in the mouth
36. Beta 2 microglobulin levels as a measure of the severity of the condition
37. Abnormal levels of serum Chromogranin-A. Evidence of Celiac disease in some ME patients
38. Skin rashes, acne and allergies worsen after the onset of ME
39. Clonal Excess Abnormality
40. Other Serious Abnormalities
41. Sub-groups within ME

ME/CFS and Medical Abnormalities - Medical Research paper. This paper details many of the biological abnormalities, dysfunctions and infection found in ME and CFS patients and research papers to support this.

ME/CFS has several subgroups, and each subgroup contains some of the above biological abnormalities, dysfunctions and infections mentioned above.