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Topic: Need an llmd near south of Salt Lake City Utah

relieved
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Live in NJ. Just sent my 17 year old to Utah after years of unmanageable emotional and behavioral issues...had wierd neurological symptoms- migraines with olfactory and visual auras- basilar migraines- night sweats---tested negative for Lyme's year after year- friend just told me about LLMD's and spirochetes. Recall a deer tick attached to her at 2 weeks of age...was only for a few hours but now am concerned that something was passed to her during that time...anyone know an LLMD UT- about 35 miles south of Salt Lake....really need to pursue this...thanks

[ 04-26-2011, 10:16 AM: Message edited by: relieved ]

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Lymetoo
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Information sent!!

Please read in Medical Questions for great information and help:

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Get her tested thru Igenex Lab... www.igenex.com Test #188 and 189 for Lyme. Also get her checked for bartonella.

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sickofsick
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sent you a private message.

If blood tests have been inconclusive, I would recommend a couple of other tests that can help you know if she has it or not - a high powered microscope test and Electral Dermal tests. (Of course these are not supposed to be used for diagnosis and CDC would never recognize their validity) It is possible to know what you are dealing with and then you can move forward with deciding how to treat. Good Luck!

Lori

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