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#bloodwork 2025-02-18

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  • noct.titrate — genuine question my numbers: a1c and triglycerides both moved a lot, ldl barely moved at all, ask me again in a month 22:24
  • tablet_tam — nobody here is reading your bloods as a clinician. we are reading them as people who have had a lot of bloods 22:26
  • noct.titrate — is crp worth adding to the panel 22:48
  • noct.titrate — baseline, three months, then twice a year is what i settled on 23:44
  • noct.titrate — my alt has come down a lot since i started losing, is that expected 23:45

is there any point getting a1c if i am not diabetic

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get fasting insulin at baseline. you cannot go back and get it once you have started

genuine question my numbers: a1c and triglycerides both moved a lot, ldl barely moved at all, ask me again in a month

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TT

nobody here is reading your bloods as a clinician. we are reading them as people who have had a lot of bloods

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coming back after 17 months, what changed in your numbers

NT

the most useful thing i did was get a full panel before i started. everything since has been comparable

follow up crp is worth adding if you can, it moves in a useful direction on this

TA

if a result frightens you, that is a conversation with a clinician. we will help you read it, we will not tell you it is fine
thyroid moving slightly is common enough that i would repeat it before doing anything

is crp worth adding to the panel

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fast properly or do not bother. an eight hour fast and a twelve hour fast are different tests

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too early for a1c

lab error maybe

TA

update from 18 months ago: a1c down, apob unchanged, and i am genuinely annoyed about the apob

NT

apob or ldl, which one are you all actually tracking

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DV

the FLOW result is why my nephrologist changed her position on this entirely

VB

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NT

baseline, three months, then twice a year is what i settled on

Cited study
Once-Weekly Semaglutide in Adults with Overweight or Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes (STEP 2)
The Lancet · 2021
The type 2 diabetes population, where the weight response is generally smaller.

my alt has come down a lot since i started losing, is that expected

TestWhy now
Fasting insulinimpossible to get a true baseline afterwards
Full lipid panel with apoBthe comparison is the whole point
HbA1c90-day average, so it lags your start
CMP + CBCcheap, and the reference for everything after
Ferritin, B12, TSHthese fall quietly on a low intake