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Side Effects Damaging Kidneys and Liver
My recent blood work came back showing liver and kidney damage, very low lymphocytes, and very high
C
-
reactive
protein
. I am waiting on the results of a TPMT activity
test
, which I assume is needed before being prescribed Azathioprine.
My recent blood work came back showing liver and kidney damage, very low lymphocytes, and very high
C
-
reactive
protein
. I am waiting on the results of a TPMT activity
test
, which I assume is needed before being prescribed Azathioprine.
MaryinFL
in
NRAS
2 months ago
Inflammation test - CRP
My GP ordered a CRP (
C
-
reactive
Protein
)
test
for diagnosing a potential health issue. The results were very good - .7, where normal range: 0.0 - 10.0 mg/L. This indicated my systemic inflammation level is quite low. Yay! Very low sugar, no alcohol diet.
My GP ordered a CRP (
C
-
reactive
Protein
)
test
for diagnosing a potential health issue. The results were very good - .7, where normal range: 0.0 - 10.0 mg/L. This indicated my systemic inflammation level is quite low. Yay! Very low sugar, no alcohol diet.
PoorRichard
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
4 months ago
I’m confused 😕
Isn’t the serum C reactive protein meant to be raised when we have an autoimmune disease like hashimotos? mine isn’t 🤔 Or is it just the TPO that is raised? Thanks in advance for any help with this…
Isn’t the serum C reactive protein meant to be raised when we have an autoimmune disease like hashimotos? mine isn’t 🤔 Or is it just the TPO that is raised? Thanks in advance for any help with this…
ThyroidObsessed
in
Thyroid UK
24 days ago
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An Eventful January Update - Pacemaker Delayed
Hello, I could sense trouble brewing last Friday when one of my knees became inflamed to the point I could barely walk over the weekend. All the signs are that it's gout, first time for my knee and it hurt's like hell. Had the replacement Pacemaker Pre-op this morning, INR was at 4.4, when the Consultant
Hello, I could sense trouble brewing last Friday when one of my knees became inflamed to the point I could barely walk over the weekend. All the signs are that it's gout, first time for my knee and it hurt's like hell. Had the replacement Pacemaker Pre-op this morning, INR was at 4.4, when the Consultant
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
Colchicine and Inflammation Revisited
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
MateoBeach
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Colchicine and Inflammation Reconsidered
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
Inflammation is one of the two principle drivers of “The Hallmarks of Cancer” which are the common drivers of progression of cancer from initiation to invasion and spread, to developing resistance to treatments and ultimately to end stage metastasis. (The other main driver being genomic instability:
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Albumin
New paper below [1]. About 18 years ago, a man who headed a PCa group in CA told me to forget PCa-related markers - the best indicator that a man wouldn't be around in 6 months was albumin. My albumin had been 3.9 at diagnosis. I worked to reduce sub-clinical inflammation via polyphenols (inhibitors
New paper below [1]. About 18 years ago, a man who headed a PCa group in CA told me to forget PCa-related markers - the best indicator that a man wouldn't be around in 6 months was albumin. My albumin had been 3.9 at diagnosis. I worked to reduce sub-clinical inflammation via polyphenols (inhibitors
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
The CRP:Albumin ratio & CRPC Survival
New paper from Portugal below [1]. Here is another study showing the consequences of subclinical inflammation. The inflammation markers used were C-reactive protein [CRP] & albumin. {The useful Modified Glasgow Prognostic Score uses the same markers, but in a cruder way.} It is always better
New paper from Portugal below [1]. Here is another study showing the consequences of subclinical inflammation. The inflammation markers used were C-reactive protein [CRP] & albumin. {The useful Modified Glasgow Prognostic Score uses the same markers, but in a cruder way.} It is always better
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Does this sound like osteoarthritis - or something else?
What is reliability of
test
? Anti-CCP negative.
C
-
reactive
protein
(CRP) low in range. The change in the shape of my knees and my shoulders are alarming to me. They seem to protrude? But I don’t experience specific pain in these areas.
What is reliability of
test
? Anti-CCP negative.
C
-
reactive
protein
(CRP) low in range. The change in the shape of my knees and my shoulders are alarming to me. They seem to protrude? But I don’t experience specific pain in these areas.
J972
in
NRAS
4 months ago
Do these numbers mean anything to anyone?
I’ve had my blood fest results back and this time it has a
test
that wasn’t on previous ones. Serum
C
reactive
protein
level was 12.6mg. GFR 84ml.
I’ve had my blood fest results back and this time it has a
test
that wasn’t on previous ones. Serum
C
reactive
protein
level was 12.6mg. GFR 84ml.
rareoldme
in
LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Diagnosis Journey
I was wondering if anybody else experienced frustration and gaslighting along their diagnosis journey. After being bounced from specialist to specialist (cardiologist, pulmonologist, neurologist, gastroenterologist, dermatologist, endocrinologist, ENT) for each symptom and having each one tell me that
I was wondering if anybody else experienced frustration and gaslighting along their diagnosis journey. After being bounced from specialist to specialist (cardiologist, pulmonologist, neurologist, gastroenterologist, dermatologist, endocrinologist, ENT) for each symptom and having each one tell me that
AnxiousOwl4
in
LUPUS UK
3 months ago
update on blood results
Good morning everyone - so referring back to last weeks post my blood tests came back showing raised Neutrophil count 10.2 and my C-reactive protein up at 12 - so GP suggested going back to 12mg for 2 weeks then dropping to 11 for a further 2 weeks then repeating bloods. I also asked for a referral
Good morning everyone - so referring back to last weeks post my blood tests came back showing raised Neutrophil count 10.2 and my C-reactive protein up at 12 - so GP suggested going back to 12mg for 2 weeks then dropping to 11 for a further 2 weeks then repeating bloods. I also asked for a referral
Sungolfer
in
PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
Intrinsic factor antibodys
Hi I recently had bloods done at GP which one of them was b12. It came back as no action required but I told GP that I think it still to low at 211.. range (180-800) she said about doing another test that might effect the absorbtion of b12 intrinsic factor antibody. My result was 3.66. was prescribed
Hi I recently had bloods done at GP which one of them was b12. It came back as no action required but I told GP that I think it still to low at 211.. range (180-800) she said about doing another test that might effect the absorbtion of b12 intrinsic factor antibody. My result was 3.66. was prescribed
suzybear
in
Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Advise Please
Hi, If any of you could offer any opinions / advise on my blood tests it would be apricated. Bit of back ground: Underactive Thyroid for around 7 years currently on 150mg Levothyroxine Low B 12 - been advised to take supplements by GP which I am taking for around 3 months Low Vitamin D - been advised
Hi, If any of you could offer any opinions / advise on my blood tests it would be apricated. Bit of back ground: Underactive Thyroid for around 7 years currently on 150mg Levothyroxine Low B 12 - been advised to take supplements by GP which I am taking for around 3 months Low Vitamin D - been advised
Belinda1136
in
LUPUS UK
5 months ago
Systemic Inflammation Score [SIS] & PCa Survival
New paper below [1]. Over the years, I have posted PCa studies on inflammation markers. The Systemic Inflammation Score [SIS] hasn't been used in a PCa study until now. In essence, almost any marker of inflammation, or combination thereof, can be used to determine how bad one's subclinical inflammation
New paper below [1]. Over the years, I have posted PCa studies on inflammation markers. The Systemic Inflammation Score [SIS] hasn't been used in a PCa study until now. In essence, almost any marker of inflammation, or combination thereof, can be used to determine how bad one's subclinical inflammation
pjoshea13
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
New articles from the NIH
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
Magnus1964
in
Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
New NIH articles on prostate cancer
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
New from the NIH 1. The efficacy and adverse events of conventional and second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors for castration-resistant prostate cancer: A network meta-analysis. Zhang X, Zhang G, Wang J, Bi J. Front Endocrinol (Lausanne). 2023 Feb 10;14:1131033. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1131033
Magnus1964
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Creatine and Whey protein
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's in July 2020. In the last year I have lost weight by around 3.5 kg I went to a nutritionist because of the weight loss and, in particular, the loss of muscle mass.In addition to a diet and the recommendation to continue going to the gym twice a week for bodybuilding,
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's in July 2020. In the last year I have lost weight by around 3.5 kg I went to a nutritionist because of the weight loss and, in particular, the loss of muscle mass.In addition to a diet and the recommendation to continue going to the gym twice a week for bodybuilding,
Crepe
in
Cure Parkinson's
9 days ago
NMN supplement help cirrhosis?
Hi, I have been diagnosed with decompensated cirrhosis in June 23, now in a compensated state with bloods improving every time. I have been abstinent since diagnosis. I do a lot of physical exercise and have been told it’s safe for me to take whey protein. I am very conscious of what I take and have
Hi, I have been diagnosed with decompensated cirrhosis in June 23, now in a compensated state with bloods improving every time. I have been abstinent since diagnosis. I do a lot of physical exercise and have been told it’s safe for me to take whey protein. I am very conscious of what I take and have
DaveQ67
in
British Liver Trust
18 days ago
Whey protein ?
I stumbled across a study that I thought would be of interest to those who struggle with getting enough protein without interfering with meds. Unfortunately it's just the abstract, so no info on dose/delivery methods; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36786430/ "[i]Conclusions: Our results show that whey
I stumbled across a study that I thought would be of interest to those who struggle with getting enough protein without interfering with meds. Unfortunately it's just the abstract, so no info on dose/delivery methods; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36786430/ "[i]Conclusions: Our results show that whey
Rufous2
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
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