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Huey


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The test show that your RBC..Red Blood Count. is high.  This is the Red blood cells

hemoglobin as you say, and HTC is about the size of the cells, You still need a WBC white blood cell count.

Killing the virus is going to kill a lot of red blood cells, Doctors have to make shure your bone marrow can replace them and your kidneys can get rid of the old dead cells, "Bilierubin"

Liver function test also need to be taken. The ALT and AST are Liver Enzymes that they not only look at the level but also the rato . They "the Doctors" can tell if you are drinking by the rato between the AST and ALT for instance.

We are all in this together keep your stick on the ice.



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Dzdayscomin


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If that is all that's  out of normal, it solidifies my statement on the other thread, wait for the new drugs she's talking about, its just better for you and it probably has a higher success rate,  Isiscat can explain it way better then me because shes been waiting and researching it for months.



-- Edited by Dzdayscomin on Thursday 25th of September 2014 10:59:41 PM

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Trainhopper


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k ill just list the ones that are higher then normal.

RBC(x10(9)/L :5.60

HGB(gldL) : 17.3 (I suspect thats my hemoglobin per deciliter?

Abs Lympho : (x10(9)/L

HCT% : 51.2

Creat (mg/dl) : 1.02 (I suspect thats my createen (i know i miss spelled it wrong) per deciliter 

 

well thats what I got. I know what co2 is (lol) but thats high as well at 31

Again thank you for all the advice, and knowledge 



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Dzdayscomin


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Yep we've  seen all the tests before and some we don't even have to look to see if they are good or bad we know them by memory, even though those are shot too! Lol



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EOT 5/28/14 UND 6/12/14 SVR 8/29/14 MELD 14 dx HCC 9/5/2014 tumor ablation 9/24/14

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Sure, just post them and we will do our best.



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I received blood work results like 3 days ago... Ive made new appointments with my digestive doc to go over them, but when I try and look up the acronyms online... I get crazy jargon like computer code or some such non-sense. Can a knowledgeable person or three please help me to understand these acros 



-- Edited by Trainhopper on Thursday 25th of September 2014 07:14:56 PM

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