DuodenalSwitchaRoo
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You are very welcome!
Im a printer lol. I like to have info at my fingertips and I find PDFs so much easier to print out
A Guide For Confusing Lab Tests, Be Your Own Detective
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You are very welcome!
Im a printer lol. I like to have info at my fingertips and I find PDFs so much easier to print out
Don't mind a bit...IF I had thought about it, I would have done the same thing myself.
Razbry
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An excellent post.
@southernlady this is so helpful. Thank you.
swimbikerun
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Agreed. Have you checked out labtestsonline? I use them. They are set up by the AACC. The AACC is a really great group. Very helpful to.
swimbikerun
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No you aren't!!! It is just a lot of data you might not be familiar with or used to. It takes a bit but you can do it. Never let any one tell you you can't learn new stuff.
You are not too stupid...
It DOES take time, just keep learning.
Hi Kathy,
I just had my 3 month labs done, I admit it was a little overwhelming when I looked at all of those numbers. It was a bit of challenge to figure out how each value related to one another and how my DS was affecting those values. Google was my friend!! I input everything into a spreadsheet, Googled the tests I wasn't sure about, and then asked the generous vets on this board for some help on what I should adjust in my vitamins to improve the areas that were of concern.
You can do this! I believe it will become second nature over a bit of time.
Moving the iron discussion to it's own thread.
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