Debunking Lyme Disease Testing Myths The Truth About the ELISA Test #shorts

28 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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Dr. Diane Mueller (founder of My Lyme Doc) explains limitations of common Lyme disease tests. She states that the ELISA test is typically the first-line screening test but may have a very high false-negative rate — citing 'up to a 66% chance' of false negatives — which can lead to missed diagnoses. She also notes that standard Western blot tests on the market may only evaluate one Borrelia species, implying additional testing gaps.

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