As I put in my last communication, I now have the results of my blood tests, and need a bit of help with interpretation. My CRP is up to 35, which is way too high for me, as my normal is about 10-12. So I guess 2.5mg will need to be increased. My ESR wasn't done this time, but was 10 on the 20th November, so just a bit raised as well.
Now, for the rest of it with three abnormal, see you GP!!
Bone Profile-Abnormal.
Plasma alburnin 34g/l (35-50) below low reference limit alkaline phosphatase level 80 u/l (30-130)
Calcium level 2.37 mmoi/l adjusted calcium concentration 2.45 mmoi/l (2.2-2.6) inorganic phosphate 0.96 (0.8-1.5) Think this is all about my liver!
Renal result-Abnormal.
Sodium 137mmoi/l (133.0-146.0)
Potassium 4.2 mmoi/l (3.5-5.3)
Urea level 5.8 mmoi/l (2.5-7.8)
Creatine level 61 umoi/l (45-84.0)
GFR using creatine (CKD-EPI) per 1.73 square meteres 82 ml/min/1.73m*2. This result does not indicate CKD unless there is a laboratory or clinical evidence of renal disease.
Lipids-Abnormal.
Total cholesterol level 6.1 mmoi/l HDL ch. level 1.94 mmoi/l (0.85-2.38) Serum non high density lipoprotein ch.level 4.2 mmoi/l cl/hdl ratio 3.1. Triglyceride level 1.3mmoi/l (2.26) ch level 3.6mmoi/l
I have an ECG booked for 21/1 and see GP on 28/1
With my non-medical eye the results don't look too bad to me, but happy to have input from those with more knowledge than me. Thanks everyone.