LYME TESTING
TICKBORNE diseases are rising throughout the US from a variety of ticks, which carry and pass on different microorganisms to humans and animals. Tickborne disease have more than doubled in 13 years and represent 77% of all vector-borne disease reports. LYME DISEASE accounts for 82% of all cases.
ADVANCED TESTING allows:
- Earlier detection than standard lab tests to help patients recover quickly
- Unparalleled SENSITIVITY and SPECIFICITY. (First-of-its-kind SILICON MICROARRAY technology and CHEMILUMINESCENCE detection)
- Advanced LYME and CO-INFECTION detection. (Our technology tests ANTIBODIES (indirect) and DNA (direct) for the most comprehensive analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lyme disease, and how is it diagnosed?
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted by ticks, diagnosed through advanced blood tests and clinical evaluation.
What symptoms indicate the need for Lyme testing?
Symptoms include fatigue, joint pain, neurological issues, and persistent flu-like symptoms after tick exposure.
What tests are used for Lyme disease?
We use advanced Western Blot, PCR, and cytokine panels to detect infection and immune dysfunction.
What treatments are available for Lyme disease?
Treatments include antimicrobial therapy, immune support, detoxification, and lifestyle modifications.
How long does Lyme treatment take?
Early-stage Lyme may require 2–4 weeks of treatment, while chronic cases may need several months of multimodal therapy.