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10-10-2006, 03:06 PM | #5 | ||
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Thanks so much for all the advice. I got some helpful information form the Gluten File that I will take to my appointment tomorrow. I know they are working on a referral to a GI specialist for me so if she doesn't want to do the testing, I'm sure he will.
Cara, I pulled out some of my previous labs and I found a B12 test from May 2006. It was 390 and it says the normal range is 200-1100. Is that too low? I also looked up a few others after reading Table 3 in the article you mentioned. It gives the rountine blood screenings that could give early detection to malabsorption resulting from Celiac Disease. Here's what I found: Alkaline Phosphatase = 45 -- normal range 42-121 Protein Albumin = 3.8 -- normal range 3.2-5.5 Folate = 15.7 -- doesn't give a normal range As far as anemia goes, I'm not sure....my WBC, RBC, Hemoglobin and Hematocrit have all been slightly low or borderline low for quite some time. I also had a hematologist tell me a few months ago that my iron stores are very, very low. I even had Ketones in my urine for a while that was assumed to be from malnutrition when my weight drastically dropped. Anyways, thanks again for all the input and I will let you know how things turn out with my Dr. Last edited by Daisy; 10-10-2006 at 03:08 PM. Reason: Spelling errors |
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