If you are suffering symptoms of Lyme Disease or have recently visited an area where ticks may have been present, you should take the Lyme Disease Test.

Even if you eat a healthy diet, your intestines may not be absorbing nutrients from food properly, resulting in vitamin shortages. Intestinal malabsorption is the medical term for this condition. It's frequently linked to health problems that cause inflammation and damage to the intestines' absorptive surfaces. It may be tough to consume vitamins and nutrients as oral  supplements if you have a sensitive digestive system. An inflammatory response is triggered by genetic predisposition, allergies, and autoimmune diseases. Inflammatory bowel illnesses, such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, are two of the most frequent. Celiac disease is another. • Nutrient deficiencies might be linked to IBS and food sensitivities. 

No. Fasting before testing is unnecessary.

Antibodies for Lyme Disease can first be detected within days of initial exposure, but in some cases may take up to 6 weeks to be manifested. We recommend getting tested if you have been potentially exposed in the past two months.

If you are diagnosed with Lyme Disease, one of our connected doctors will recommend a treatment plan. Oral antibiotics are usually prescribed for two to four weeks.