Re: Drs missing things on labs

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Val,

I think that brings up an important point. These labs flag things that

show up outside their normal ranges. I think the doctors are bad about

just glancing at the labs to see if anything has been flagged. So if

your number is the bottom number of normal they will probably not even

notice it because they probably aren't looking at the numbers unless

they are flagged. That is why we should always get copies for ourselves.

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> Bruising can be blood too thin which causes the bkood vessels to leak.

> Are oyu certain sodium is fine? My docs missed my low sodium for three

> years while I had the most horrid spasms over my rib cage.. liek a

> Charlie Horse only just the muscles over my ribs! I went to three

> doctors then finally found it myself by eating green olives it stopped

> so I looked at my labs and the sodium was 134 - 136 - 135 on three of

> them wiht bottom of range 135... My doctor never said a word he was

just

> looking at potassium.

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