anyone have before and after numbers they are willing to post
#bloodwork 2026-02-27
- dublin_dose — the most useful thing i did was get a full panel before i started. everything since has been comparable 10:48
- tallinn_taper — a small egfr dip is often dehydration. rehydrate and retest before you panic 11:55
- dublin_dose — the FLOW result is why my nephrologist changed her position on this entirely 16:01
*VendorInvestigate not the other one
mine did the same
a1c is a ninety day average. retesting at week six tells you almost nothing
the most useful thing i did was get a full panel before i started. everything since has been comparable
nobody here is reading your bloods as a clinician. we are reading them as people who have had a lot of bloods
do you fast for the full 12 hours or is 8 enough
a single weird electrolyte is very often a handling artefact. retest before you worry
fasting insulin came back higher than i expected, what does that actually mean
a small egfr dip is often dehydration. rehydrate and retest before you panic
lab error maybe
my numbers: a1c and triglycerides both moved a lot, ldl barely moved at all
nobody here is reading your bloods as a clinician. we are reading them as people who have had a lot of bloods
i had a potassium that came back high and the repeat was normal. the tube had been knocked about
ferritin is low, is that the drug or the not eating
thats a big move
crp is worth adding if you can, it moves in a useful direction on this
get fasting insulin at baseline. you cannot go back and get it once you have started
an isolated lipase a bit over range with no symptoms is usually nothing. lipase with severe pain is not
right so my b12 is borderline, supplementing or eating differently
do you get bloods every 6 months or only when something changes
too early for a1c
if your glucose is in mg/dL the divisor is 405. if it is mmol/L it is 22.5
the FLOW result is why my nephrologist changed her position on this entirely