X-Post 4 Month Labs - Someone with experience take a look?

Today I had my 4 month check up with my surgeon. Sounds like to him everything is looking good except my Vitamin D, so I will be working on that. I know that some surgeons have a different standard than we should have for our labs so I am hoping that someone can take a look and let me know if I should be concerned about any of this.

Glucose - 110
BUN - 9
Creatinine - 0.58
eGFR - 126
BUN/Creatinine Ratio - 16
Sodium - 139
Potassium - 4.7
Chloride - 103
Carbon Dioxide - 21
Calcium - 9.9
PTH - 21

Protein Total - 7.0
Albumin - 3.8
Globulin - 3.2
Bilirubin - 0.3
Alkaline Phosphatase - 94
AST - 16
ALT - 12
Iron Bind. Cap. - 315
UIBC - 262
Iron, Serum - 53
Iron Saturation - 17
Vitamin B1 - 105.7
Vitamin B12 - 865
Vitamin D - 27.8
Ferritin - 48

CBC
WBC - 11.4
RBC - 5.40
Hemoglobin - 14.4
Hematocrit - 42.4
MCV - 79
MCH - 26.7
MCHC - 34.0
RDW - 17.0
Platelets - 387
Neutrophils - 72
Lymphs - 22
Monocytes - 5
Eos - 1
Basos - 0
Neutrophils - 8.0


Anyone have any feed back?

As a nurse, I don't see anything too out of whack.  Low vit D can be corrected with supplements which will continue after the surgery along with others. 

 Is that a fasting bloodwork?  If so, your glucose looks too high.  Otherwise, it's fine.

It is fasting, I am diabetic. The number is a far cry from what it used to be, but not where it should be yet either.

I few issues.
1. iron - ferritin 48 - is not optimum. I hope you taking iron. How much - most lily you need to increase. Soem iron deficincy symptoms show when ferritin drops below 50... YOU NEED IRON... (contact VItalady - and start getting lots of iron.)
even MCV= 79 shows smaller RBC - (80-99) mariginally - but indication of low iron.

2. Vita D - yu need more. What VIT D is it? what test? some means nothing...

You need to get that ferritin up. Some hemotalogists will give infusions for a ferritin of 40.