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Deep in 'tis pear
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I am about to have a tongue biopsy to try to find out why my tongue is getting bigger and bigger... I wonder if there is any value in asking them to send some tissue to Igenex to check for Lyme or Babesia? Has anyone ever found spirochetes through a biopsy?
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I might be wrong, but I think that would be a PCR test, and I think there's a 30% chance of finding the microbes if they are present. But if the PCR finds something, it's considered very significant (there's no chance of a false positive).

It might be good to call Igenex and ask them about it. Too bad tomorrow is a holiday.

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tick battler
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You should consider getting electrodermal screening done....a good practitioner would be able to see what bacteria or virus is on/in your tongue and which med or herb would heal it.

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dmc
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wow. Just wishing you good news, that the biopsy finds answers. You'll be in my thoughts.
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I've had this off and on. I hope you find some answers.

Does your llmd think its lyme related?

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lpkayak
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note on electro dermal...it MUST be good practicioner...i lost 600 to one who was awful

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Lyme? Its complicated. Educate yourself.

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