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[s123]

I'm 18 (almost 19) years old man who practices calorie restriction.

precipitation after 1 hour: 3mm (0 to 15)
hemoglobin 45% (40 to 52)
red blood cells 4,95 milj./µL (4,50 to 6,20)
MCV 90 fL (82 to 98)
MCH 32 pg (27 to 34)
MCHC 35 g/DL (32 to 36)
white blood cells 3700/µL (4000 to 11500)
lymfocyten 59% (20 to 45)
segmenten 28% (40 to 70)
eosinofielen 6% (0 to 4)
monocyten 7% (0 to 14)
basofielen 0% (0 to 2)
trombocyten 172 x 1000/µL (150 to 425)
CRP <0,1mg/dL (0,0 to 1,0)
glucose 85 mg/dL (60 to 110)
ureum 17,6 mg/dL BUN (5,0 to 25,0)
creatinine 1,0 mg/dL (0,5 to 1,5)
uric acid 6,5 mg/dL (2,2 to 7,4)
iron 94 µg/dL (60 to 180)
total iron bound 339 µg/dL (220 to 420)
ferritine 129 µg/L (36 to 373)
cholesterol 152 mg/dL (max 190)
triglycerides 42 mg/dL (max 180)
HDL 1,95 mg/dL (min 40)
cholesterol/HDL 1,95
LDL 66 mg/dL (max 115)
GOT (AST) 38 U/L (0 to 37)
GPT (ALT) 55 U/L (0 to 41)
gamma-GT 19 U/L (0 to 49)
alkalische fosfatase 224 U/L (0 to 270)
CK 70 U/L (0 to 190)
amylase 41 U/L (0 to 100)
sodium 142 mmol/L (135 to 148)
potassium 4,7 mmol/L (3,5 to 5,3)
calcium 104 mg/L (86 to 102)
magnesium 2,2 mg/dL (1,7 to 2,5)
FT4 13,6 ng/L (8,4 to 17,5)
TSH 2,55 mU/L (0,27 to 4,20)

My GOT (AST) and GPT (ALT) are a little high. My physician say that maybe I have had a infection of the liver in the past.
Does anyone have information about this?

Edited by s123, 09 October 2007 - 07:20 PM.

[s123]

I have the flu and I had some blood tests done. Here are the results:

precipitation after 1 hour: 9mm (0 to 15)
hemoglobin 15,3 g/dl (13,2 to 17,3)
Hematocrit 43,1% (39 to 49)
Immature granulocytes 0,2% (0 to 2%)
MCV 88,7 fL (80 to 100)
MCH 31,5 pg (26 to 32)
MCHC 35,5% (31 to 37)
lymphocyts 16,1% (19 to 44)
segments 61,6% (41 to 74)
eosinophils 1% (0 to 6)
monocyts 20,9% (1 to 11)
basophils 0,2% (0 to 2)
trombocyts 210 x 1000/mm³ (140 to 440)
prothrombine time 91% (70 to 100)
INR 1,1 (0,8 to 1,2)
APTT 31seconds (22,2 to 34,4)
fibrinogen 621mg/dl (180 to 400)
CRP 4,1mg/dL (0 to 0,5)
urea 32 mg/dL (15 to 45)
creatinine 0,7 mg/dL (0,7 to 1,2)
uric acid 5,3 mg/dL (3,4 to 7)
total bilirubin 0,5mg/dl (0,2 to 1)
total protein 8g/dl (6,6 to 8,7)
GOT (AST) 39 U/L (5 to 34)
GPT (ALT) 33 U/L (5 to 44)
gamma-GT 12 U/L (8 to 61)
alkalische fosfatase 64 E/I (45 to 122)
CK 58 U/L (24 to 204)
amylase 29 U/L (0 to 100)
lipase 21 U/l (13 to 60)
LDH 494U/l (211 to 423)
sodium 133 mmol/L (135 to 145)
potassium 4,6 mmol/L (3,5 to 5,1)
chlorine 96mmol/l (98 to 108)
bicarbonate 25mmol/l (22 to 29)
calcium 9,2 mg/dl (8,6 to 10,2)
phosphorus 3mg/dl (2,3 to 4,5)
magnesium 2,1 mg/dL (1,7 to 2,9)
GFR >90 ml/min/1,73m²

My CRP and fibrinogen is extremely high.

[Mind]

Fantastic S123. Thanks for sharing! Between members sharing their bloodwork to doing their own supplement bio-availability and purity tests, Imminst is a storehouse of unique and beneficial data.

[InquilineKea]

what about mine?

I'm a vegetarian (but parents force me to eat eggs) and I eat fish oils for DHAs/EPAs, and sedentary.


Vitals
Blood Pressure  Height  Weight  Body Mass Index
100/70          5' 3.5" (1.61 m)        98 lb (44.45 kg)        17.09

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
INSULIN         4       3-19 UIU/ML
Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
PTH RELATED PROTEIN     LESS THAN 1.5

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
TESTOSTERONE    410     220-800 NG/DL
       THE REFERENCE INTERVAL FOR TESTOSTERONE
IN PREPUBERTAL MALES AND FEMALES IS 0-20 NG/DL

(sigh =/ i wish it was lower)


Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
ESTRADIOL (ADULT)       10      8-43 PG/ML
FEMALE: PREMENOPAUSAL ...... 13 - 498 PG/ML
POSTMENOPAUSAL ..... 0 - 55 PG/ML
MALES: .................... 8 - 43 PG/ML
.
THIS METHOD IS SPECIFIC FOR ESTRADIOL AND RESULT
MAY NOT REFLECT ESTROGEN STATUS IN PATIENTS ON HORMONE
REPLACEMENT THERAPY.

(apparently my heavy soy consumption didn't really affect it)

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
VITAMIN B-12    450     210-910 PG/ML

(hah, I'm vegetarian and they're normal =D). Evidence that the body
does recycle this.

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
VIT D (1,25 DI-OH)      22      15-75 PG/ML

(before taking supplements, not bad for someone who stays forever in Seattle)

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
FERRITIN        79      25-325 NG/ML

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
HOMOCYSTEINE    8       4-12 UMOL/L
       TEST INFORMATION: Homocysteine, Total
Plasma total homocysteine (tHcy) is a graded risk factor
for cardiovascular disease. The risk increases
progressively with homocysteine concentration. Maintenance
of homocysteine levels below 15 umol/L is recommended.

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
CRP- CARDIAC (HIGH SENSITIVITY)         LESS THAN 1.0   0-3.0 MG/L
       CRP cardiac risk guidelines:
Low risk: Less than 1.0 mg/L
Average risk: 1.0 - 3.0 mg/L
High risk: Greater than 3.0 mg/L
...
Elevations greater than 10 mg/L are associated with
non-specific inflammatory process. Cardiac risk CRP
should be reevaluated after the inflammatory condition
has resolved.

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
CALCIUM         9.8     8.4-10.2 MG/DL
(I don't drink milk and I don't take pills. Surely I get it somewhere...)

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
IRON    89      52-150 uG/DL
TIBC    332     240-400 UG/DL
% SATURATION    27      15-50 %

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
SODIUM  142     135-145 MEQ/L
POTASSIUM       4.3     3.5-5.2 MEQ/L
CHLORIDE        105     97-108 MEQ/L
CARBON DIOXIDE  29      20-32 MEQ/L
GLUCOSE         89      65-140 MG/DL
       GLUCOSE REFERENCE RANGES:
Fasting glucose 65 - 99 mg/dL
Random glucose 70 - 126 mg/dL
2 hour post prandial 70 - 140 mg/dL
BUN     14      6-24 MG/DL
CREATININE      0.68    0.30-1.40 MG/DL
CALCIUM         9.8     8.4-10.2 MG/DL
TOTAL PROTEIN   8.0     5.8-8.0 G/DL
ALBUMIN         5.1     3.7-5.1 G/DL
BILIRUBIN,TOTAL         0.7     0.2-1.1 MG/DL
AST     29      10-35 U/L
ALK PHOS        86      45-180 U/L
ALT     22      8-40 U/L
GFR -- AFRICAN AMERICAN         above 60        60-100 ML/MIN
GFR -- NON-AFRICAN AMERICAN     above 60        60-100 ML/MIN


Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
CHOLESTEROL     130     100-199 MG/DL
HDL CHOLESTEROL         57      40-120 MG/DL
CHOL/HDL RATIO  2.3     1.5-5.0 RATIO
TRIGLYCERIDES   44      40-249 MG/DL
LDL CHOLESTEROL         64      30-129 MG/DL

those are pretty optimal values. I was originally disappointed that
they weren't lower given that I'm vegetarian but those values actually
are pretty low (the low range is just set at an extremely low level).

Component               Your Value      Standard Range  Flag
LEUKOCYTE COUNT         3.6     4.5-13.0 K/uL   L
RBC     4.76    3.90-5.30 10*6
HEMOGLOBIN      15.6    13.2-17.4 GM/DL
HEMATOCRIT      45      38-50 %
MCV     95      78-100
MCH     33      25-33
MCHC    35      32-37 %
RDW     11.9    8.0-14.8
PLATELET COUNT  203     140-450 10*3
NEUTROPHILS, ABSOLUTE   1.68    1.80-8.00 K/uL  L
LYMPHS, ABSOLUTE        1.56    1.20-5.20 K/uL
MONOCYTES, ABSOLUTE     0.32    0.20-0.60 K/uL
EOSINOPHILS, ABSOLUTE   0.05    0.0-0.5 K/ul
BASOPHILS, ABSOLUTE     0.01    0.0-0.2 K/uL
NRBC/100WBC             0-0 /100 wbc

Edited by Matt, 05 December 2010 - 05:05 PM.
request to remove birthdate.

[wuchunlong]

Just noticing that your WBC LEUKOCYTE COUNT 3.6 4.5-13.0 K/uL   L. Mine is 3.4. Maybe most of the CRers have low WBC count.