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You definitely have active/chronic CPN.... mostly like your doctors are not familiar with the repercussions of, or the 3 life phases of CPN, how it goes cryptic and can cause many illnesses.Another member here (thanks Louise) recently posted this ( it appears her lab may have slightly different  reference ranges):

Laboratory Reference Range:IgM < 1:16 Antibody not detectedIgG < 1:32 Antibody not detectedIgA < 1:16 antibody not detectedIgM titers of 1:16 or greater are indicative of recent infectionsiii.  However, any-chlamydial IgM is very cross-reactive  and may demonstrate titer to more than one species.IgG titers of 1:32 or greater may indicate past exposure to a particular species.  Titers of 1:128 or less may be due to cross-reactive antibody or a non-specific stimulation of chlamydial antibody Infection with a particular species usually yields antibodies of a higher titer than with non-infecting species.  IgG titers in recently infected individuals are usually greater than or equal to 1:512.IgA titers may be elevated in recurrent or chronic infections and may be helpful in identifying the infection species of Chlamydia when cross-reactive IgG is present.

Many doctors are stubborn and insist it can't/isn't causing your health problems and get hung up on that whole "IgG" issue which with CPN isn't necessarily true.   This is an interesting read: http://cpnhelp.org/how_chlamydia_pneumoniae    Perhaps someone may private message you with a doctor in your area.  Keep reading, you've come to the right place.

There are defintely others with more experience than me on this site, but I would start with NAC at 600 mg per day, then 600 mg twice a day then 1200 mg twice a day.  Increase it as you can tolerate it.  I would also start with 1000 iu per day of Vitamin D.Then I would approach your local doctor with a copy of the Wheldon protocol and this site.  If he or she is open-minded you should get a good response.  Alternatively, you could ask for recommendations from other members on this site via PM.