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racer
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My primary care doc wants to test me for parasites - the "O&P" (ova and parasite) test. Three different samples over three days.

I was wondering how accurate the testing is through Quest/Labcorp? Does anyone know what parasites they test for, or do they catch anything that moves?

If I have parasites, is there anything I can do to 'flush' the little buggers out of hiding for the test?

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Me - Igenex: IgM: 41IND, IgG: 39IND, 41+ but Plasmid PCR Positive
Kiddo - after 1 year IV - positive Lyme culture (before IV: IgM:31,34,41,83-93 IND; IgG: 41+++, 66+)

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I tested negative, yet saw them when I did a parasite cleanse. I did a stool test.

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racer
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I wonder if they are only looking for certain bugs?

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Me - Igenex: IgM: 41IND, IgG: 39IND, 41+ but Plasmid PCR Positive
Kiddo - after 1 year IV - positive Lyme culture (before IV: IgM:31,34,41,83-93 IND; IgG: 41+++, 66+)

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Maybe.

Mine did show I had an overgrowth of Citrobacter and Klebsiella, so we treated those bacteria.

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karenl
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Save time and money and get started with K-protocol.
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karenl, ditto. Worms eat us alive if we let them.
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That's for sure! If you have hidden lung worm - the tests won't find it. They are in the lungs.

It's probably easier & cheaper to "provoke a response" by taking the herbs or drugs. If the drugs or herbs make you sick - you probably have a parasite issue.

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