Probably you do not have Lyme. The ELISA test often gives false positive results, which is why additional testing (such as Western blot) is needed to confirm the result. However, it's a complex issue, and test interpretation depends a lot on duration of Lyme, clinical manifestations, etc. Your symptoms fit with lots of chronic conditions other than Lyme. See an infectious diseases specialist.
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