Experiences with Fibrinogen | HealthUnlocked

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Pre-treatment fibrinogen & bone metastatic burden in new cases.

.-3-sedrate-fibrinogen-il-6-tnfalpha..-3-sedrate-fibrinogen-il-6-tnfalpha.

pjoshea13in Advanced Prostate Cancer

2 months ago

Systemic immune-inflammation index, serum albumin, and fibrinogen impact prognosis in CRPC patients treated with first-line docetaxel.

CONCLUSIONS: Pretreatment SII, albumin, and fibrinogen are independent prognostic factors in mCRPC patients treated with first-line docetaxel. Moreover, the combined use of SII, albumin, and fibrinogen levels may help us to identify the high-risk populations for treatment decisions.CONCLUSIONS: Pretreatment SII, albumin, and fibrinogen are independent prognostic factors in mCRPC patients treated with first-line docetaxel. Moreover, the combined use of SII, albumin, and fibrinogen levels may help us to identify the high-risk populations for treatment decisions.

pjoshea13in Advanced Prostate Cancer

5 months ago

Fibrinogen

"Inflammation. [3] SedRate, Fibrinogen, IL-6, TNFalpha." Elevated fibrinogen is a sign of inflammation & can be brought into the normal range, IMO.}"Inflammation. [3] SedRate, Fibrinogen, IL-6, TNFalpha." Elevated fibrinogen is a sign of inflammation & can be brought into the normal range, IMO.}

pjoshea13in Advanced Prostate Cancer

7 months ago

New radiotracer can identify nearly 30 types of cancer

A new radiotracer focused on fibrinogen activation protein is being tested. . 68Ga-FAPI PET/CT seems to focus on fibrinogen in tumors and could possibly have chemo attached as a therapeutic application.A new radiotracer focused on fibrinogen activation protein is being tested. . 68Ga-FAPI PET/CT seems to focus on fibrinogen in tumors and could possibly have chemo attached as a therapeutic application.

NPfishermanin Advanced Prostate Cancer

7 months ago

Parkinson’s disease: a systemic inflammatory disease accompanied by bacterial inflammagens

Low concentrations of recombinant gingipain R1 were also added to purified fluorescent fibrinogen.Low concentrations of recombinant gingipain R1 were also added to purified fluorescent fibrinogen.

iqbaliqbalin Parkinson's Movement

8 months ago

Prognostic Value of Pretreatment Plasma Fibrinogen.

Fibrinogen circulates in the blood in readiness for clot formation. It requires the release of the enzyme thrombin for it to be converted into the fibrin strands that form a clot. Fibrinogen above the normal range is associated with inflammation.Fibrinogen circulates in the blood in readiness for clot formation. It requires the release of the enzyme thrombin for it to be converted into the fibrin strands that form a clot. Fibrinogen above the normal range is associated with inflammation.

pjoshea13in Advanced Prostate Cancer

a year ago

Lupus anticoagulant And Oral Biopsy

DVVRT last week was 1.31 DVVRT three months ago 1.33 Eight months ago 1.22 High ESR 60-70 Fibrinogen 4.3 (normal<4) History of TIA, possible stroke? Miscarriage X 1 at 11 weeks General feeling of heaviness/ache in legs after long haul flights --relieved by couple of days of Aspirin 300mg daily.DVVRT last week was 1.31 DVVRT three months ago 1.33 Eight months ago 1.22 High ESR 60-70 Fibrinogen 4.3 (normal<4) History of TIA, possible stroke? Miscarriage X 1 at 11 weeks General feeling of heaviness/ache in legs after long haul flights --relieved by couple of days of Aspirin 300mg daily.

Sangu1in Sticky Blood-Hughes Syndrome Support

9 months ago

To Take Statins or Not - That is the Question - Here is the Answer:

Other important biomarkers for CVD risk include: - LDL-P or ApoB - homocysteine - fibrinogen - Lp-pla2 or PLAC test; - hb-A1C - average blood glucose over last 3 months; - ALT - proxy for liver fat - Uric acid - proxy for sugar in the diet Good luck to all. P.S.Other important biomarkers for CVD risk include: - LDL-P or ApoB - homocysteine - fibrinogen - Lp-pla2 or PLAC test; - hb-A1C - average blood glucose over last 3 months; - ALT - proxy for liver fat - Uric acid - proxy for sugar in the diet Good luck to all. P.S.

sos007Ambassadorin Cholesterol Support

4 months ago

Help With Blood Work for Libido & ED Issues

ACTIV,CLAUSS FIBRINOGEN 237 (175-425 mg/dL) FSH <0.7 L (1.6-8.0 mIU/mL) LH <0.2 L (1.5-9.3 mIU/mL) THYROID PEROXIDASE AB <1 <9 IU/mL THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES <1 < OR = 1 IU/mL CERULOPLASMIN 31 (18-36 mg/dL) VITAMIN C 0.7 (0.2-2.1 mg/dL) TNF-ALPHA,HIGHLY SENSITIVE 0.54 L (0.56-1.40 pg/mL) ESTRADIOL,ACTIV,CLAUSS FIBRINOGEN 237 (175-425 mg/dL) FSH <0.7 L (1.6-8.0 mIU/mL) LH <0.2 L (1.5-9.3 mIU/mL) THYROID PEROXIDASE AB <1 <9 IU/mL THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES <1 < OR = 1 IU/mL CERULOPLASMIN 31 (18-36 mg/dL) VITAMIN C 0.7 (0.2-2.1 mg/dL) TNF-ALPHA,HIGHLY SENSITIVE 0.54 L (0.56-1.40 pg/mL) ESTRADIOL,

Advocate1in Thyroid UK

7 months ago

Lupus Anticoagulant query-part 3!

She gave me copies of my blood results, and I did notice my prothrombin time is a bit low -11.5 (ref range 12-15) and my fibrinogen is a bit high-4.8 (ref range 2.0-4.5). She didn’t comment on it though. Anyway! That’s all for now.She gave me copies of my blood results, and I did notice my prothrombin time is a bit low -11.5 (ref range 12-15) and my fibrinogen is a bit high-4.8 (ref range 2.0-4.5). She didn’t comment on it though. Anyway! That’s all for now.

Chris1802pin Sticky Blood-Hughes Syndrome Support

a year ago

Newbie here seeking advice

I have recently been diagnosed with endometriosis. I have had 4 weeks off work all of which I have provided my employer with my certificates. Due to the Bradford Factor, I am now facing a disciplinary hearing and they have requested that I give them permission to request my medical history from my GPI have recently been diagnosed with endometriosis. I have had 4 weeks off work all of which I have provided my employer with my certificates. Due to the Bradford Factor, I am now facing a disciplinary hearing and they have requested that I give them permission to request my medical history from my GP

Sazikinzin Endometriosis UK

2 months ago

Relief Factor

I was wondering if anyone knows about the product Relief Factor? It is suppose to be really good for relieving pain. Have you tried it, does it work for you? One of its ingredients is resveratrol. It is an anti-inflammatory. I can't find out any info on this product and whether it can be taken with prednisoneI was wondering if anyone knows about the product Relief Factor? It is suppose to be really good for relieving pain. Have you tried it, does it work for you? One of its ingredients is resveratrol. It is an anti-inflammatory. I can't find out any info on this product and whether it can be taken with prednisone

Linny3in PMRGCAuk

3 months ago

T3 and depression too much/too little. Please help

My blood results are: Free t3 . 3.4 pmol/l range 2.6-5.7 Free t4 . 17.3 pmol/l range 9 - 19 Tsh 0.22 mu/l range 0.4 - 4.9 I take 125mcg of levothyroxine per day and up until a week ago I was taking 12.5mcg in liothyronine and have increased by another 6.25mcg because I thought my level in the aboveMy blood results are: Free t3 . 3.4 pmol/l range 2.6-5.7 Free t4 . 17.3 pmol/l range 9 - 19 Tsh 0.22 mu/l range 0.4 - 4.9 I take 125mcg of levothyroxine per day and up until a week ago I was taking 12.5mcg in liothyronine and have increased by another 6.25mcg because I thought my level in the above

JBLOVELLin Thyroid UK

3 months ago

Short protocol for second round of IVF after poor response. Anyone had similar experience?

My husband and I had our first round of IVF (long protocol) June 2019 and I unexpectedly did not respond to the stimulation drugs. Our infertility is unexplained and our consultant did not expect such a poor response from our test results which were all within normal range, although my AMH is at theMy husband and I had our first round of IVF (long protocol) June 2019 and I unexpectedly did not respond to the stimulation drugs. Our infertility is unexplained and our consultant did not expect such a poor response from our test results which were all within normal range, although my AMH is at the

Countrychicin Fertility Network UK

4 months ago

Azathioprine side effects

Hi I have EGPA and have been taking azathioprine and prednisolone for 10 years. These have managed my symptoms so I lead a fairly normal life but not the same energy as before. From the start consultant warned that azathioprine has some severe side effects, including a higher risk of skin cancer, andHi I have EGPA and have been taking azathioprine and prednisolone for 10 years. These have managed my symptoms so I lead a fairly normal life but not the same energy as before. From the start consultant warned that azathioprine has some severe side effects, including a higher risk of skin cancer, and

Chipper03in Vasculitis UK

4 months ago

Blood results help please, increased asesd aches and pains.

Please would someone have a look at my blood results? I’ve had increasing aches and pains in joints recently. I had been taking vitamin D but stopped at GP’s request. Not sure if this is a contributing factor. I also take magnesium and vitamin K. Wondering if I have another underlying condition. ThankPlease would someone have a look at my blood results? I’ve had increasing aches and pains in joints recently. I had been taking vitamin D but stopped at GP’s request. Not sure if this is a contributing factor. I also take magnesium and vitamin K. Wondering if I have another underlying condition. Thank

Numbsewin Pernicious Anaemia Society

5 months ago

Can PA just disappear, even though you still suffer?

So, my nurse practitioner tested my intrinsic factor. I no longer have records of when I was diagnosed with PA about 6 years ago. Apparently, she did not feel comfortable managing my symptoms and referred me to a Hematologist. I go see the Hematologist and he tells me I no longer have PA, but doc, I'mSo, my nurse practitioner tested my intrinsic factor. I no longer have records of when I was diagnosed with PA about 6 years ago. Apparently, she did not feel comfortable managing my symptoms and referred me to a Hematologist. I go see the Hematologist and he tells me I no longer have PA, but doc, I'm

PaintLadiein Pernicious Anaemia Society

5 months ago

What do you guys use for medium pain relief?

Before all of this and what was probably a contributing factor I just took the usual medium prescribed pain killers (codeine 30/500) to manage injuries achieved while running out of talent on race tracks on motorbikes and the associated injuries. Similar injuries sustained in race cars and karts whenBefore all of this and what was probably a contributing factor I just took the usual medium prescribed pain killers (codeine 30/500) to manage injuries achieved while running out of talent on race tracks on motorbikes and the associated injuries. Similar injuries sustained in race cars and karts when

Xenom0rphin British Liver Trust

5 months ago

PA and Epilepsy and intrinsic factor

I have had Epilepsy for over 40 years, I was pretty much controlled, then I started falling over indoors, ok I'm used to that, but this was no fit, I thought it was my balance, after a couple of blood tests, I was told I had PA, one of the doctors in the practice, not my Dr, she wouldn't bother, sheI have had Epilepsy for over 40 years, I was pretty much controlled, then I started falling over indoors, ok I'm used to that, but this was no fit, I thought it was my balance, after a couple of blood tests, I was told I had PA, one of the doctors in the practice, not my Dr, she wouldn't bother, she

music501in Pernicious Anaemia Society

6 months ago

Here is one for PCa Partners.

New study below [1]. Studies that have taken marital status into account have always found a survival advantage in having a partner. On the other hand, length of marriage has been reported to be an PCa incidence risk factor. I was diagnosed after 37 years of marriage, 15 years ago - supporting bothNew study below [1]. Studies that have taken marital status into account have always found a survival advantage in having a partner. On the other hand, length of marriage has been reported to be an PCa incidence risk factor. I was diagnosed after 37 years of marriage, 15 years ago - supporting both

pjoshea13in Advanced Prostate Cancer

7 months ago

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