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Originally Posted by Lewie
. But the riddle here is that when I eat, it all goes away for ten minutes and slowly creeps back. I can’t find anyone that can help. What else can be checked? Currently on a few supplements, nothing helps.
THORAX CT Scan
Neck Tissue CT Scan
SEDIMENTATION RATE, WESTERGREN (ARUP)
Urinalysis
HISTOPLASMA ANTIGEN DETECTION EIA, URINE
C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
EGFR
ANA, IGG ELISA W/ REFLEX TO ANA, IGG IFA
Rheumatoid Factor (RF) Level
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Level
BORRELIA BURGDORFERI ANTIBODIES, IGG & IGM BY WESTERN BLOT
COCCIDIOIDES AB PANEL,SERUM CF
CRYPTOCOCCUS ANTIGEN, SERUM
CULTURE, BLOOD
COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL
CBC WITH PLT COUNT AND AUTO DIFF
Free Thyroxine Level
Brain MRI
EGFR
THYROID STIM. HORMONE W/RFLX TO FREE T4
Bence Jones Protein, Quantitative
IMMUNONELECTROPHORESIS,IFE,IGA,IGG,IGM
Glycosylated Hemoglobin Level
COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL
Abdominal Ultrasound
HELICOBACTER PYLORI BREATH TEST
Vitamin D Level
MAGNESIUM, PLASMA OR SERUM
FOLATE, SERUM
VITAMIN B12
CBC WITH PLT COUNT AND AUTO DIFF
BILIRUBIN, DIRECT, SERUM OR PLASMA
BILIRUBIN, TOTAL, SERUM OR PLASMa
ABDOMEN-PELVIS CT W/CONT
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certainly sounds like an ulcer. but on that much PPI, your stomache acid is probably too low, not hi. bring us the results from you nutrient testing, commonly the levels found acceptable in western med are too low. Pretty much guarantee you are B12 def. good luck