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barbara123

By barbara123
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barbara123
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I recieved my results can anybody figure this out?tissue trangluteninaseab iga 64

endomysail ab iga screen 0.5

gladin peptide 0

immunoglubin a serum 222

There was nothing to go by no within normal limits

Now what?

thank you again doc never went over my results had nurse call me and she didnt know anything about them just to make a appt for march :angry:

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I recieved my results can anybody figure this out?tissue trangluteninaseab iga 64

endomysail ab iga screen 0.5

gladin peptide 0

immunoglubin a serum 222

There was nothing to go by no within normal limits

Now what?

thank you again doc never went over my results had nurse call me and she didnt know anything about them just to make a appt for march :angry:

Call your doctors office back and make them give you the reference ranges. You should also ask them to send you a paper copy of all test results, a copy not just their interpretation of them. You have a legal right to this info and without your reference ranges we can't really tell anything about the tests.

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Terri Lynn
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Call your doctors office back and make them give you the reference ranges. You should also ask them to send you a paper copy of all test results, a copy not just their interpretation of them. You have a legal right to this info and without your reference ranges we can't really tell anything about the tests.

Hi- Did you experience any yellowess of your skin tone related to your kidey problems? If so, how long did it take to clear up?

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