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katrinab
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I have read that coinfection with mycoplasmas and anaplasmas can happen. I was tested through Quest for these and they came back negative. Should i trust that i dont have them? or is quest just as bad for testing these as they are for lyme?
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I think testing is better for them. I have been tested twice and both times came up pos. for Myco...haven't had a pos. Lyme/CO test yet...
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Fuel1212
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I would try another lab facility. I have never had too much luck with Quest. Labcorp has a good co-infection panel

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Coinfection?
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