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georgia007
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I am trying to determine what to expect the costs of initial tests for Lyme by a LLMD. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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You can call Igenex in California and ask (Igenex.com, I believe). Back when I had my testing done, I believe it cost about $650. That was a test for lyme, 2 tests for babesiosis, 2 for bartonella, and one for ehrlichia.

You can ask Igenex to give you a rough cost for this. It all may be covered in what they call the Eastern Coinfection Panel, or something like that.

If your doc also orders a CD 57 test, that is done through regular labs that take insurance, so you would only have to pay your typical copay--not enough to worry about.

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This was in a book I found in the library with resources for lyme patients:

www.needymeds.org


Check this out

Best, CI

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The basic Western Blot for Lyme at Igenex is around $200.

www.igenex.com Test #188 and 189

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