Re: Finally, My Labs--Notice Anything Funny?

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Wondering out loud if you maybe had a nasty flu or something else in

the last couple of weeks.. your iron and sugar levels are definitely

something to keep an eye on but it could be the body correcting after

an infection..as you RBC is also high..

I am not sure if I would do anything other than diet changes and

retest in three months though as the numbers are not that off..and

your RBC could have sometihng to do with it..

Kats3boys

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I was mulling something over in my mind, but haven't gone looking again yet.

The HgA1C test (I think that's the right term) measures what the blood sugar

has averaged over a long period of time. I found out that the way this is

done is that some hemoglobin is rendered as useless if it attaches to blood

sugar molecules, and that it does increase with blood sugar, under certain

circumstances. I think I got that explanation off of the HealthCheck site,

if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, this is what gauges that test. This was a

total surprise to me (the explanation of how the test is rendered), so I

guess what I'm saying is that I'm seeing a connection there. My hemoglobin

is right at the high end also, as though they match exactly. I'm going to

go in there and look around about that. Probably what would set my mind

completely at rest about this to actually have the HgA1C test done. The

tests that are " off " look like they are in " unison " or perspective to each

other. Maybe reading too much into this, but it might explain the way I've

been feeling----Not quite right, but not quite as wrong as formerly. Yes,

I've always got allergies to something, many many things, and I do fight

respiratory infections quite often. It's been awhile since I took any

antibiotics, I've been trying to stay away from them, so that they're not

rendered useless on me. I fasted for a long time for this testing, so it

would be no surprise that I might be dehydrated some and not have much

actual serum iron.

Re: Finally, My Labs--Notice Anything

Funny?

> Wondering out loud if you maybe had a nasty flu or something else in

> the last couple of weeks.. your iron and sugar levels are definitely

> something to keep an eye on but it could be the body correcting after

> an infection..as you RBC is also high..

> I am not sure if I would do anything other than diet changes and

> retest in three months though as the numbers are not that off..and

> your RBC could have sometihng to do with it..

>

> Kats3boys

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Hi , I just wanted to let you know my mother in law and I were talking about her diabetes yesterday and she told me something I didn't know .Know of course I could not take all she was telling me in so fast I have to visualize things sometimes, but she told me when she gets her blood tests at the Dr that he can do the test that it goes back 3 to 6 months and can measure how her blood has been previous to her appointment now she explained this but you know BRAIN FOG I just can completely fathum this but she says they can and she should know she has had this disease for years. Tina wrote: I was mulling something over in my mind, but haven't gone looking again yet.The HgA1C test (I think that's the right term) measures what the blood sugarhas averaged over a long period of time. I found out that the way this isdone is that some hemoglobin is rendered as useless if it attaches to

bloodsugar molecules, and that it does increase with blood sugar, under certaincircumstances. I think I got that explanation off of the HealthCheck site,if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, this is what gauges that test. This was atotal surprise to me (the explanation of how the test is rendered), so Iguess what I'm saying is that I'm seeing a connection there. My hemoglobinis right at the high end also, as though they match exactly. I'm going togo in there and look around about that. Probably what would set my mindcompletely at rest about this to actually have the HgA1C test done. Thetests that are "off" look like they are in "unison" or perspective to eachother. Maybe reading too much into this, but it might explain the way I'vebeen feeling----Not quite right, but not quite as wrong as formerly. Yes,I've always got allergies to something, many many things, and I do fightrespiratory

infections quite often. It's been awhile since I took anyantibiotics, I've been trying to stay away from them, so that they're notrendered useless on me. I fasted for a long time for this testing, so itwould be no surprise that I might be dehydrated some and not have muchactual serum iron. Re: Finally, My Labs--Notice AnythingFunny?> Wondering out loud if you maybe had a nasty flu or something else in> the last couple of weeks.. your iron and sugar levels are definitely> something to keep an eye on but it could be the body correcting after> an infection..as you RBC is also high..> I am not sure if I would do anything other than diet changes and> retest in three months

though as the numbers are not that off..and> your RBC could have sometihng to do with it..>> Kats3boys Tina JJOIPPKOOUNUJOP'IUJK0--9UTINA MK-099-99\OP'[-0 I]9IKI099 U[

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Hi , I just wanted to let you know my mother in law and I were talking about her diabetes yesterday and she told me something I didn't know .Know of course I could not take all she was telling me in so fast I have to visualize things sometimes, but she told me when she gets her blood tests at the Dr that he can do the test that it goes back 3 to 6 months and can measure how her blood has been previous to her appointment now she explained this but you know BRAIN FOG I just can completely fathum this but she says they can and she should know she has had this disease for years. Tina wrote: I was mulling something over in my mind, but haven't gone looking again yet.The HgA1C test (I think that's the right term) measures what the blood sugarhas averaged over a long period of time. I found out that the way this isdone is that some hemoglobin is rendered as useless if it attaches to

bloodsugar molecules, and that it does increase with blood sugar, under certaincircumstances. I think I got that explanation off of the HealthCheck site,if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, this is what gauges that test. This was atotal surprise to me (the explanation of how the test is rendered), so Iguess what I'm saying is that I'm seeing a connection there. My hemoglobinis right at the high end also, as though they match exactly. I'm going togo in there and look around about that. Probably what would set my mindcompletely at rest about this to actually have the HgA1C test done. Thetests that are "off" look like they are in "unison" or perspective to eachother. Maybe reading too much into this, but it might explain the way I'vebeen feeling----Not quite right, but not quite as wrong as formerly. Yes,I've always got allergies to something, many many things, and I do fightrespiratory

infections quite often. It's been awhile since I took anyantibiotics, I've been trying to stay away from them, so that they're notrendered useless on me. I fasted for a long time for this testing, so itwould be no surprise that I might be dehydrated some and not have muchactual serum iron. Re: Finally, My Labs--Notice AnythingFunny?> Wondering out loud if you maybe had a nasty flu or something else in> the last couple of weeks.. your iron and sugar levels are definitely> something to keep an eye on but it could be the body correcting after> an infection..as you RBC is also high..> I am not sure if I would do anything other than diet changes and> retest in three months

though as the numbers are not that off..and> your RBC could have sometihng to do with it..>> Kats3boys Tina JJOIPPKOOUNUJOP'IUJK0--9UTINA MK-099-99\OP'[-0 I]9IKI099 U[

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Yes, that's the test I'm talking about. Well, one more test to put on the list, lol.

Re: Re: Finally, My Labs--Notice Anything Funny?

Hi ,

I just wanted to let you know my mother in law and I were talking about her diabetes yesterday and she told me something I didn't know .Know of course I could not take all she was telling me in so fast I have to visualize things sometimes, but she told me when she gets her blood tests at the Dr that he can do the test that it goes back 3 to 6 months and can measure how her blood has been previous to her appointment now she explained this but you know BRAIN FOG I just can completely fathum this but she says they can and she should know she has had this disease for years.

Tina wrote:

I was mulling something over in my mind, but haven't gone looking again yet.The HgA1C test (I think that's the right term) measures what the blood sugarhas averaged over a long period of time. I found out that the way this isdone is that some hemoglobin is rendered as useless if it attaches to bloodsugar molecules, and that it does increase with blood sugar, under certaincircumstances. I think I got that explanation off of the HealthCheck site,if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, this is what gauges that test. This was atotal surprise to me (the explanation of how the test is rendered), so Iguess what I'm saying is that I'm seeing a connection there. My hemoglobinis right at the high end also, as though they match exactly. I'm going togo in there and look around about that. Probably what would set my mindcompletely at rest about this to actually have the HgA1C test done. Thetests that are "off" look like they are in "unison" or perspective to eachother. Maybe reading too much into this, but it might explain the way I'vebeen feeling----Not quite right, but not quite as wrong as formerly. Yes,I've always got allergies to something, many many things, and I do fightrespiratory infections quite often. It's been awhile since I took anyantibiotics, I've been trying to stay away from them, so that they're notrendered useless on me. I fasted for a long time for this testing, so itwould be no surprise that I might be dehydrated some and not have muchactual serum iron.