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The doc said I could check off whatever I wanted. I think it will be covered because I have regular Medicare.

I think I'm going to try the southern regional panel since I lived in VA for a number of years and was negative on my last IGeneX test.

The southern regional panel includes:

Babesia microti IgG and IgM
Babesia FISH
HME IgG and IgM
Bartonella IgG and IgM

What about ehrlichia and anaplasma and rickettsia? I can't think tonight.

These are mentioned as other tests that can be ordered, but I don't want to duplicate anything that is in this regional panel. Thanks!
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I think that should cover it!!

Ehrlichiosis would likely have already been knocked down and out if you took plenty of doxy.

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MDL labs can also check for all the infections and they are covered by insurance.
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Thanks! I think they are covered with either lab because I have straight Medicare.

I only took minocycline for a short time though - like maybe 3 weeks total.

Mino was killing something, but something else took off instead.
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