We aren't allowed to give advice on this forum, however, I would contact your rheumatologist or nurse or GP and ask their advice. You obviously have some inflammation going on and your liver doesn't look too happy. So, personally, I would wait to take the next dose of MTX until you've spoken to someone. I know it isn't always so straight forward but really you should have been given some advice when you got those results. Clemmie
Thanks for your replies- I did ring the clinical nurse who's systems were down! He said don't take it until they can look at the results online. The doc's just said nothing unusual - they never seem comment on my results. ...or the hospital come to think of it! It's only because I have them printed out that I can question.
Just goes to show why we need to be so clued up about our own health - GP's should be but they aren't. So we need to understand the tests and question when we see that something isn't right. I suspect that they will want to do your bloods again next week to see what's going on. Clemmie
I must be lucky, when I failed my blood tests, the GP picked it up the next day. And rang me to say I needed an appointment to discuss. I spoke to my Rheummy Nurse who wasn't concerned, although she ordered follow up tests, 2 weeks later.
...I have just read a comment made on here that someone's alt was raised significantly after taking diclofenic. When I had my last tests done I was at the end of a week of 30mg prednisolone, but previous to that I'd just completed 2 weeks of 150mg of diclofenic daily. Maybe this has raised my alt - I'll mention that tomorrow when I ring the clinical nurse. I'm just hoping their systems are up and running, as they weren't today. I don't really want to miss a week's mtx. Unfortunately though, I have to attend my nephew's baby's funeral....going to be a tough day.
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