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Topic: Dental DNA Lab to Detect Tickborne Diseases

seibertneurolyme
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Has anyone heard of or used this lab? Think they are located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I am not on facebook and the only link I could find was on facebook. That link says they test for 92 pathogens.

A patient on MDJunction reported that that lab tested their urine and did not find lyme, but found 2 coinfections. Patient is waiting for the doc to send the report.

Bea Seibert

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Lymedin2010
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Link?

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pollyanna
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I belive im neurolyme victim. do you mind me asking are you?

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seibertneurolyme
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Here is the link I found.

https://www.facebook.com/DentalDna?sk=info

Bea Seibert

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seibertneurolyme
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Pollyanna, I am healthy fortunately.

My hubby on the other hand was ill with tickborne diseases for 12 years before his death on 10/9/12 from complications of babesia or a similar blood borne parasite. He had ARDS (lung failure) and a splenic infarction (blood clot in the spleen) which are both rare complications of babesia.

Bea Seibert

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pollyanna
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BEA, im so very sorry.

im in deep brain craziness at this time and just found your response almost a month later..... yikes

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dbpei
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Is this the site?

http://dentaldna.us/

I don't know about it... From what I can tell, the lyme test seems to be a urine test.

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