droopyyoupi , borréliose de lyme : "To make things even trickier, some horses with neuroborreliosis have negative blood test results: perhaps the lack of antibody response contributes to the development of neurologic disease."

"To make things even trickier, some horses with neuroborreliosis have negative blood test results: perhaps the lack of antibody response contributes to the development of neurologic disease."

Excerpt from PennVet article regarding negative test results in Lyme disease: "To make things even trickier, some horses with neuroborreliosis have negative blood test results: perhaps the lack of antibody response contributes to the development of neurologic disease." (GALDA note: Now to get the truth out to more doctors who treat humans!)

Penn Vet | Call to the Post - Call To the Post - Summer 2013: Neuroborreliosis – Equine...

www.vet.upenn.edu

Lyme disease can be a tricky disease to diagnose in people, and it can be even harder to diagnose in horses!