How long does Lyme Disease take and when will I get results?

Results are typically ready within 2 business days.

How do I book Lyme Disease at All Checked Up?

To book Lyme Disease at All Checked Up, you can call them at 0161 518 5597, or email them at hello@allcheckedup.co.uk.

What other treatments does All Checked Up offer?

All Checked Up offers a range of health and wellness services. Visit their provider page at longevity.haus/provider/all-checked-up-london to see all available treatments, locations, and pricing.

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Lyme Disease

All Checked Up

Updated Aug 11, 2026

Type

Infectious Disease Panel

Results

48 hours

Sample

Venous blood

The Lyme Disease service at All Checked Up is listed at the Macclesfield Clinic as a venous blood test with results expected within approximately 48 hours. The clinic does not specify the laboratory markers, collection protocol, preparation instructions, inclusions or pricing. Blood testing can provide laboratory information for review, but it does not by itself diagnose Lyme disease or confirm the cause of symptoms. Before booking, confirm the exact test scope, sample process, result format and any clinical guidance available from the clinic.

About this treatment

The Lyme Disease service is listed by All Checked Up at its Macclesfield Clinic. The available details identify venous blood as the sample type and indicate an expected result time of approximately 48 hours. The specific markers or laboratory method are not stated, so confirm what is included before booking. Lyme-related blood testing can provide information for professional review, but a result should be considered alongside symptoms, exposure history,…

No preparation instructions, collection protocol, equipment, aftercare guidance, contraindications, price or detailed inclusions are specified in the listing. Ask the clinic how the sample will be collected, which laboratory will analyse it, how results will be delivered and whether a clinical comment is provided. If you are taking medicines or have relevant medical history, share that information with the healthcare professional reviewing the result.

The appropriate timing for testing or repeat testing depends on the reason for assessment and professional advice. A negative or positive result may require clinical interpretation, particularly when symptoms or exposure occurred recently. Seek qualified medical advice for a suspected tick exposure, an expanding rash, facial weakness, severe headache, palpitations or other concerning symptoms. Urgent symptoms should be assessed promptly rather than…