TESTING

Click above to print suggested basic tests to see if there are indicators to suspect tick-borne diseases.

If tests are negative or inconclusive would then need specialty testing that are costly.

Always Remember: "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."

Lyme can be diagnosed clinically by a Lyme Literate Medical Doctor.

Specialty labs:
Stonybrook, Igenex, Galaxy, Armin, T-lab, Moleculera, Vibrant America, EverlyWell

Only Stonybrook University Lab might be covered under some NY insurances

If you can't get the lab work done, write us an email with as many details as possible and we possibly can help you.

List of lab tests

These in igg/igm

*Lyme ELISA (regular lab)

*Lyme western blot (regular lab)

*Borrelia Miyamotoi (regular lab-quest/MDL)

*Babesia microti (regular lab)

*Babesia Ducani (regular labs- quest/MDL)

*Bartonella Henselea (regular lab)

*Bartonella Quintana (regular lab)

*Ehrlichia Chaffeensis HME, (regular lab)

*Ehrlichia Equine also called Anaplasma Phagocytophilum (regular lab)

*Mycloplasma pneumonia (regular lab)

*Rickettsial Disease (regular lab)

*Q-Fever also called C. Burneti (regular lab)

*Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (regular lab)

*Brucella (regular lab)

*Chlamydia pneumonia (regular lab)

*Tularemia (regular lab)

*Typhus (regular lab)

*Toxoplasma (regular lab)

*Powassan virus (only for serious cases)

Common Viruses that if extremely high levels can indicate Lyme should be checked further

*Cytomegalovirus CMV (regular lab)

*Epstein Barr Virus EBV (regular lab)

*Human Herpes Virus (regular lab)

*Parvovirus b19 (regular lab)

*West Nile Virus (regular lab)

*Coxsackie Virus (regular lab)

For Chronic Strep, suspect PANDAS/PANS

*ASO strep test (regular lab)

*Antidnase strep test (regular lab)

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