Elisa Test
Health Encyclopedia: Lyme Disease
Borreliosis
Symptoms
Deer ticks can be so small that they are almost impossible to see. Therefore, many people with Lyme disease never even saw a tick. These people are more likely to develop symptoms because the tick remained on their body longer.
The symptoms of Lyme disease include:
- A flat or slightly raised red lesion at the site of the tick bite (can be larger than 1 to 3 inches in diameter, often with a clear area in the center)...
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...blood culture during first week of the fever can show S. typhi bacteria A stool culture An ELISA test on urine may show Vi antigen specific for the bacteria A platelet count (decreased... Read more »HIV ELISA/western blot
...conditions that may lead to a false positive result, such as Lyme disease, syphilis, and lupus. A positive ELISA test is always followed by a confirmatory test termed Western Blot. A positive... Read more »Lyme disease: early disseminated
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...someone is truly HIV positive (there are other conditions that may inaccurately produce a positive ELISA test result, including lupus, Lyme disease, and syphilis). Alternative Names ... Read more »Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: Diagnosis
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