BLOODWORK

NANNY13
on 1/7/18 5:57 pm
WLS on 12/21/15

These are my labs which all say normal LOW AND HIGH BUT DR. SAYS ALL OK??. Is it normal enough for me as post 2 year RNY?

B12 2000 high

VITAMIN B 1 127

IRON 61

IRONBIND.CAP TIBC 310

UIBC 249

IRON SATURATION 20

MAGNESEUM 2.2

TRANSFERRIN 263

WBC 6.7

RBC4.67

HEMOGLOBIN A1C 5.4

VITAMIN K1 LOW .13

HEMOCRIT 41.9

VITAMIN D25 HYDROXY 49.1

RBC 4.67

HEMOGLOBIN A1C 5.4

VITAMIN K1.13 LOW

MCV 41.9

HEMOCRIT 41.9

ALT 33 HIGH

BUN CREATIVE RATIO 37 HIGH

MAGNESEUM 2.2

There are so many tests I did not list them all. I did not go off my supplements before testing so iron , C , B12, calcium, magneseum, vitamin d, muti vitamis are all being taken faithfully and since have added K to the mix. I have no idea what some of them mean that do show abnormalties but the dr says they are ok?

White Dove
on 1/7/18 6:04 pm, edited 1/7/18 10:04 am - Warren, OH

BUN CREATIVE RATIO 37 HIGH is concerning. You may be dehydrated or starting kidney disease. A high protein diet will raise creatinine but 37 seems high to me.

Do you have older test results that you can compare?

Real life begins where your comfort zone ends

NANNY13
on 1/7/18 7:20 pm
WLS on 12/21/15

I will go back in and see what I had last

NANNY13
on 1/7/18 7:31 pm
WLS on 12/21/15

The last year test was given by ny primaryn whicj says normal but the range given is different 40 to 59 and mine is 48 and says bun creatinine ratio and says mine is normal. this range was 12 to 28 and mine is 37. It was taken at two different places 1 year apart. My alt is at 33 and max is 32 this time also

White Dove
on 1/7/18 7:43 pm - Warren, OH

Call and ask about it. Doctors sometimes overlook these things.

Real life begins where your comfort zone ends

Daisydoo02
on 1/8/18 5:36 am - GTA, Ontario, Canada
RNY on 11/15/13

You are missing two very important lab values. You NEED your Ferritin (Iron stores) tested and your PTH (Parathyroid Hormone) this tests if you are losing calcium or not.

Ferritin for a post op RNY patient who is still menstruating you would want your number to be at 100 or higher, preferably higher, I like to keep mine at 200 or above. If you are not menstruating you could be lower in the 75-100 range.

For PTH you actually want the number to be on the lower side NOT higher. The higher then number that means you are not absorbing calcium and in fact leaking it out.

I think your B12 is slightly high but I do know lots of people on here who like their B12 in the 1000-1500 range so you are not that high.

Daisy 5'5" HW: 290 SW: 254 CW: 120

Nov 15, 2013: RNY - Toronto Western Hospital, Nov 2, 2017: Gallbladder removal & hernia repair

Sept 7, 2023: three +1 hernia's repaired in bowel

10+ years post op, living & loving life!

NANNY13
on 1/8/18 6:23 pm
WLS on 12/21/15

It says PTH is 42 reading normal the range that was listed was 15 - 65 and I had a full hysterectomy at 27 so no more menustrating. LOL. Just iron satuation and those other ones are listed. I do not see ferritan though. I do not know what those other ones mean

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