Thermography, should I bother?

Rikky, I am a horrible one to answer this. I so dislike tests. Especially expensive tests.

I always ask myself before submitting to a test "if they find something, can they correct it?" Otherwise, it is just a test of no use, in my opinion. Just a piece of paper for my file.

So, if they pinpoint where your inflammation is, what treatments will they do at those pinpointed areas?

I certainly would ask the doctor that question.

I submitted to a brain scan when I had lyme head pain because they thought it might be a brain tumor and for a brain tumor, some are very operable. I submitted to knee MRIs because the outcome would tell how degenerated my knees were and how close to needing surgery I am.

Always consider what will you do with the outcome of the test.

Maybe eating a anti-inflammatory diet would be a good idea??? Just guessing, I'm certainly not a doctor.

Best of luck deciding this one.

thanks pete. all i hear is the source symptoms related to lyme/co-infection is inflammation so i can only assume that's what happening. who the heck knows if that's actually the case though? personally i'd rather spend the money on a UVLrX treatment as that will actually treat my blood and potentially improve things.