Blood test results

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In a message dated 1/11/2006 5:39:10 AM Central Standard Time,

mishlev05@... writes:

Hello,

just an update just had a phone call from the doctors rooms re bloods taken

on Monday it appears sugar levels where really high and GP is now looking to

add diabetes to the list have to go and see her first thing in the morning

for further tests she says this would explain the extreme fatigue????

enough is enough I think.

sorry . hugs. hopefully this is the last... enough is enough. hugs

julie

[Guest guest]

Hey Rhoda -

I don't know if it applies to immune panels, but I've

heard Dr G say before that sometimes in the beginning

the labs are not manifesting the true picture because

of the dysfunction, for example sometimes after

hitting a virus w/an antiviral can change several

results and make them look 'worse' than before they

started, and that it is not always a bad sign.

If your son is doing well and better, that is what

matters at the moment. The numbers/lab results are

only part of it.

HTH-

--- Rhoda Boyd <rboyd@...> wrote:

The last time

> was three and a half years ago when we started

> and the numbers weren't as bad as this. My son seems

> to be doing well so I'm confused.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> Rhoda

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[Guest guest]

Thanks . That may well be the case with him. It's just that he's been off

an anti-viral for over a year now so I'm not sure if those numbers have been

high all this time or are just recently shooting up. The other thing is that he

has always been pretty healthy -- very few colds, no allergies, no food

sensitivities, one bout of flu in five and a half years -- so it's a lot harder

for me to tell if he is healthier on the immune side of things.

Good reminder for me though. Maybe we kicked those numbers out of hiding with

the anti-viral and they've stayed up there. If that's the case, how do we get

them back down? Go back on an anti-viral? I honestly didn't see one difference

with him when we took him off. I would hate to add more meds back into the mix

again, but I guess that's a possibility. Only time will tell -- consult is in

July.

Thanks again.

Rhoda

Re: Blood test results

Hey Rhoda -

I don't know if it applies to immune panels, but I've

heard Dr G say before that sometimes in the beginning

the labs are not manifesting the true picture because

of the dysfunction, for example sometimes after

hitting a virus w/an antiviral can change several

results and make them look 'worse' than before they

started, and that it is not always a bad sign.

If your son is doing well and better, that is what

matters at the moment. The numbers/lab results are

only part of it.

HTH-

--- Rhoda Boyd <rboyd@...> wrote:

The last time

> was three and a half years ago when we started

> and the numbers weren't as bad as this. My son seems

> to be doing well so I'm confused.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> Rhoda

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[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

After moving twice to get away from moldy houses, I've been experiencing allergy

symptoms in my new house as well, which I'm working towards leaving (complete

with everything I own). The thing I'd like to ask is, I recently had some blood

tests done, and while my IgA was a bit high, the doctor remarked that my IgE was

normal, and he had expected it to be high because I'd told him I was

experiencing allergies. I've previously tested positive for allergies to 2

molds.

Can anyone tell me if this blood test result means that I am definitely not

experiencing an allergic reaction?

Thanks

ita