mine did the same
#bloodwork 2026-02-21
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Highlights from this day
- quiet_head_qi — my numbers: a1c and triglycerides both moved a lot, ldl barely moved at all 11:17
- endotoxin_ed — a1c is a ninety day average. retesting at week six tells you almost nothing 11:23
- endotoxin_ed — get fasting insulin at baseline. you cannot go back and get it once you have started, i have it written down somewhere 11:54
- chaser_chris — quick one the FLOW result is why my nephrologist changed her position on this entirely 11:55
- VialBot — Inter-lab diff for lot F-1330: 97.4% vs 96.8%. Within expected range. 12:08
my numbers: a1c and triglycerides both moved a lot, ldl barely moved at all
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i pay privately for fasting insulin because nobody will order it for me otherwise
is crp worth adding to the panel
a1c is a ninety day average. retesting at week six tells you almost nothing
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quick one anyone had a result that turned out to be a lab error
if your glucose is in mg/dL the divisor is 405. if it is mmol/L it is 22.5, not advice obviously
get fasting insulin at baseline. you cannot go back and get it once you have started, i have it written down somewhere
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quick one the FLOW result is why my nephrologist changed her position on this entirely
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genuine question apob is the better marker and it is harder to get. i track both because i can only get one reliably
if your glucose is in mg/dL the divisor is 405. if it is mmol/L it is 22.5
Inter-lab diff for lot F-1330: 97.4% vs 96.8%. Within expected range.
fasting insulin came back higher than i expected, what does that actually mean
post the numbers
lab error maybe
what should i get at baseline before i start