igenex urine test

(sorry for so many threads but . . . .)
I am wondeirng if anyone knows about the accuracy of the igenex urine test for babesia? I just saw they have one. I would rather do urine than blood due to too many blood tests recently causing my veins to still feel weak and sore.
Is the urine test as accurate for babesia as the blood? tell me anything about it please.

I did the DNA Connextions urine PCR test that my LLMD told me about. Had to do a deep tissue or lymphatic massage before collecting urine, so as to increase the chances of having a good amount of lyme/coinfections bacteria in the sample.

A PCR test will find the DNA of whatever you are actively dealing with. A sample taken first thing in the morning is more likely to be accurate, and as previous folks have noted, some people provoke excretion of endotoxins beforehand (glutathione, massage, sauna, etc.) to ensure a more accurate sample. I did none of that, and still got results that reflected my symptoms perfectly. My LLMD uses this test primarily, as he finds it to be the most helpful and accurate, based on his clinical diagnoses.

so I thikn you guys are saying the urine test is AS accurate as the blood? exepct negative doesnt rule it out? but can be good in stead of a blood test is that right?
What about for me having had these symptoms and the tick bite almsost 7 years- would the urine test still work?
do you need to order it through a doctor or can oyu do it directly through igenex?
and what is the other one0 DNA connextions- how is that compared to igenex in accuracy?
Thanks

I got the DNA Connexions kit from my LLMD who signed the requisition form in it. The results were sent to him.

The weird thing is that while I tested positive via the regular Western Blot for lyme (2 IgM bands and 3 IgG bands), my DNA Connexions test was negative for lyme!! It however showed positive for Ehrlichia and indeterminate positive for Bartonella. However, my LLMD and I are going on the assumption that I'm positive for all 3 based on symptoms.