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Lyme 07 Nov 2014 00:00 #47988

AlanT
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My cousin has lime disease, she has been donating blood for 10 or 15 years they do not check a blood for Lyme disease. if all this blood is out there and people are using it are they contracting lyme disease too? I went to the doctor today to get a physical and I asked my doctor and he said they do not screen for Lyme disease in blood it cost too much money. Igenics in California has a test they mail to you for 200.00 and is the best for detecting lyme.
I would suggest if you have a lime disease not to donate any blood. Does anybody know if the wind will die if it's refrigerated as they do not freeze blood but they can freeze plasma?

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