Tick Disease Specific Testing Options

Testing for Alpha-Gal, anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis, babesiosis, and RMSF specifically

This article is still in our research and editorial process and will be published soon. The shape of what it will cover is captured below.

Questions this article will answer

• What test do I need for alpha-gal syndrome, anaplasmosis, or babesiosis?
• Is there a single blood panel that screens for multiple tick-borne diseases at once?
• How long after a tick bite should I wait before testing for anaplasmosis or ehrlichiosis?

While you wait — related published articles

• Lyme Two Tier Testing Failure — the Lyme-specific two-tier protocol failure
• Alpha Gal Symptoms — (Section 2.2.2) owns what AGS test results mean clinically (e.g., why a high IgE titer doesn't predict reaction severity, what severity unpredictability looks like)

Or browse the broader topic: Testing for Tick-Borne Disease