IGeneX Results Finally!! Help!

So I've finally received my test results back today, though still have some doubts when interpreting them!! Hoping for some input and answers to my questions.
Here are my results:

IFA: 80 POSITIVE Interpretation: <40 Negative, 40 Equivocal, = or >80 Positive

Lyme IgM: Igenex POSITIVE, CDC NEGATIVE

18 -
**23-25 -
28 -
30 -
**31 IND
**34 -
**39 -
**41 +
45 -
58 +
66 -
**83-93 +

Lyme IgG: Ignenex NEGATIVE, CDC NEGATIVE

18 -
**23-25 -
28 -
30 -
**31 -
**34 -
**39 -
**41 +
45 -
58 -
66 -
**83-93 IND

Some questions I have are what is the difference between IgM and IgG? I thought that IgM was a more recent infection and IgG is a past/longterm infection. Ive had symptoms for 10 months, though the tick bite was likely 15 months ago. Would this appear as IgM?

Another question I have is how do antibiotics affect the results? My LLMD made it seem as if a positive Igenex test would result whether or not taking antibiotics. However, can taking antibiotics cause false positives or false negatives? I had been taking teasel root for awhile before the test and had just started 250mg of biaxin, twice a day a few days before getting blood drawn. Would this matter at all/affect my results?

And another question has to do with my IgM results. My results say that Infection with HSV, EBV, HCV, and/or syphillis may give false + results. I was tested for EBV lastweek and my IgG levels showed I had been exposed to the virus at somepoint in my life- though nearly 90% of us have been by my age so could this have really caused a false positive?

And last but not least, I was hoping to understand what the different bands mean that I tested positive for? Are they pretty common among most, or do they signify anything? I know I read among a member that 83-93 + likely means the bacteria are in cyst form?

Thanks for your input and help with interpreting this!

IgM refers to those antibodies that are produced immediately after an exposure to a disease, while IgG refers to a later response. Given the cyclical nature of the infection and the slow lifecycle of Lyme bacteria, you can pop positive on either type of test both weeks or years into an active infection. Your body is essentially getting reinfected constantly.

It will take you at least a few hours of reading and research to get a working understanding of the different bands and what they mean. Your results look suspicious enough for further investigation, but are not enough to draw any conclusions.

Taking abx before testing can definitely impact the results. I don't know exactly what kind of impact it has though; I've never seen it explained in detail. The general recommendation is to wait 3 weeks after stopping abx, but a LLMD I just visited was happy to retest me 10 days after stopping treatment. I'd like to see the data on this somewhere...

i was actually ++ for 83-93 IgM... forgot the extra plus on the post above. So 83-93 the cause is unknown for? and does the 3% of cases mean that it likely isnt specific to lyme? i guess im not sure what to think of this given that the strongest ++ were for that band.

ok so you believe this strongly suggests a positive result because very few people have the 83-93? i guess my only concern was that my infectious disease doctor (who does not believe it is lyme) said that any spirochete can make some of the bands positive, and that naturally most of us have spirochetes of some sort. another thing i read on the igenex test is that EBV can cause false positives? my blood tests show i was infected with ebv in the past.
and as for me being on antibiotics for a few days before/during blood draw, if anything that would make the blood test more negative than if i hadnt been on them because my body would stop producing some of the antibiodies?
thanks for the help!