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chollay
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Anyone have this test done? My sister pulled it out of her new nurse practitioner book. It is done by www.neurorelief.com test #5652.
I am stuck between a diagnosis of lupus and lyme and can probably only afford one round of testing from a specialty lab. Just wondered if anyone's dr. is using this lab?
Thanks!
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Neurorelief and Neurosciences are the same company.

This is a new test. I posted a thread on it recently. Seems to have mixed reviews.

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/1/98573

Personally -- whether or not you have this test done-- I would at least spend $100 for a Clongen bloodslide. The lab may not be able to identify the exact organism, but if they find a bacteria or parasite at least you would know you are dealing with something besides an autoimmune problem.

Bea Seibert
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Thanks so much
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Thanks so much and what is a clongen bloodslide?
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