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As of late, stats show that Lyme tests are only 65% accurate. This means you very well may show up negative for Lyme when you get results back but actually be positive- "seronegative". If you've exhausted and been cleared of all other possible disorders or issues, you should consider seeking out a LLMD. Lyme is truly meant to be treated clinically and is farmore complex than a simple blood test. Just something to keep in mind. Best of luck.