I don't take B12 - don't need it, never have (there's a smidge in my Prenavites: 8 mcg). My levels have never wavered from normal. Just sayin' ...
I'm more concerned about your slightly high A1C - what were your pre-op readings? I don't recall that you had become borderline diabetic.
Your HDL cholesterol is low LIKELY because (1) your overall cholesterol is low, and (2) because you are not getting enough exercise - that is what puts the good cholesterol in the higher range.
Don't worry about the minimally elevated ALT - almost everyone's liver enzymes are high in the first year as your liver works overtime to process the crap that was stored in your fat, as well as the fat itself.
I get almost all my labs done by my PCP, which are uploaded into my medical group's electronic database, and I can look at any results, normal ranges, and track trends. You should look into getting your labs downloaded in a form you can have access in a similar way. If you normally do that, but had your labs done by Elariny's group, you might want to consider getting your PCP to order all of your labs and forwarding the report to Elariny. That's how I keep Rabkin in the loop on my labs.
