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MarsyNY
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Just a quick question on testng for Lyme and
Co-Infections while on antibiotics.

My doctor after 3months of Amoxicllin just decided to run tests for Babesia, Erlichia,
Bartonella, ANA, CRP, ESR and 2 Lyme tests.

How accurate while on antibiotics? I don't understand why we couldn't do these at the start.
The response then was that testing is not accurate and treatment is not proven.

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Lymetoo
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You may be MORE likely to show positive on these tests now that you've been treated with antibiotics.

I would suggest going off abx for two weeks before doing a WB.

Western Blot explanation:
http://tinyurl.com/ffn3x

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MarsyNY
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From the order form it looked like 2 elisa tests
to 2 different labs.

Finally I get my co-infection tests after begging
several doctors for months.


Why this was such a big deal Ill never know.

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