Blood Results.

[Achilles2323]

i got some of the test back

Immunoglobulins Quantitative

IGA 373 70-350 MINE WAS 373
IGG 936 700-1700 MINE WAS 936
IGM 195 50-300 MINE WAS 195

so iga was a little high ?

Serum Protein Electrophoresis and Immunofixtion

Serum Proteins Sample 27

albumin 4.6
alpha 1 0.2
alpha 2 0.5
beta result 1.4
gamma result 1.0
total protein 7.7
ratio a/g 1.5

sed rate - result 3

ANA - NEGATIVE

VITAMIN B12 492 NORMAL

VITAMIN B6 315 ELEVATED

HEMOGLOBIN A1C 5.0

COPPER - 69

CORTISOL - 12.6

CRP 0.18

TTG IGA 6

gliadin pep ab iga - 9
gliadin pep ab igg - 2

ACE - 33

achr binding ab - 0.0

anna 1-negative
anna 2 -negative
striate mscl ab negative

achr gng nrl 0
p/q type 0.0
n-type - 0.0
anna-3 negative
agna 1 negative
pca 1 negative
pca 2 negative
pca type negative
amphiphysin ab negative
crmp 5 igg negative
neur v-g k+ ab channel 0.00
jo 1 auto 0.2
scl 70 auto 0.2
sm auto 0.2
u1rnp 0.2
sjpgrens syndrome a antibodies igg negative 0.2
sjogrens syndrome b antibodies igg 0.2 negative

any 1 make this out ?

doctor has not called me back yet

[Guest Alex]

labtestsonline.org is a good-ish website that can clarify - to some extent - the meanings of most blood tests

Your dr is the best resource though when it comes to interpreting those tests.

Best of luck,

Alex

[Achilles2323]

thank you

cant contact him

was wondering if some 1 could help here lol

[Katybug]

I agree with Alex. Labtestsonline is where I go to start research on the result of any bloodwork that comes back positive or that I don't understand. It usually gives a short list of differential diagnoses for abnormal results.

[Achilles2323]

only problem is i cant find the ranges for this test and the ones i do find it has different standards

[Achilles2323]

all i got out of this is

---Beta Result Slight elevation

---Vitamin b6 Mild elevation

---Copper Minimally low

Immunoglobulins Quantitative

---IgA was higher then the 70-350 recommended it was "373"

[Relax86]

Not able to speak to or answer your question. But here's some food for thought. I've had low hematocrit, hemoglobin, low Vit D, positive ANA (supposedly mildly positive) strain of autoimmune is indicative of Scleraderma, recently had low Complement 3 test. The few positive tests I have seem to not equate how terrible I've felt in the past. It doesn't help me figure out why every day my symptoms seem to change. While bloodwork is a very important piece to our puzzle and certainly we all want to rule out stuff - especially bad stuff, if not all stuff, don't let the lack of positive tests dictate your drive for answers or not validate your concerns or symptoms. This might not apply to you, it might just be me but sometimes it drives me crazy to have pending bloodwork that might give me answers only to have most be close to normal. Hopefully you get the answers you are looking for. Good luck.

[Mytwogirlsrox]

Institutions have different reference ranges FYI, as I'm sure your learning and different doctors interpret results differently. I would just celebrate the little piece of mind that thus far, everything looks normal. It looks like they ruled out some heavy diagnoses