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I've seen a few research related university clinics and am unsure as to tx being better or worse at these settings
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Abxnomore
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In my experience the only place to get the right kind of help is by seeing a lyme literate doctor who is a member of ILADS and follows Dr. B's guidelines.
I don't know of any university clinics that can properly help with this illness and not in NYC either. The one at Columbia is for research. They don't actually treat patients there.
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