I am a hemochromatosis patient.
White Blood Count 10.6 10:3/uL 3.5-11.0
Sodium Level 136 MEQ/L 135-143
Red Blood Count 4.92 10:6/uL 3.80-5.20
Potassium Level 3.7 MEQ/L 3.8-5.3 L
Hemoglobin 15.7 G/DL 11.7-15.7
Chloride Level 103 MEQ/L 98-106
Carbon Dioxide Level 20 MEQ/L 19-30
Hematocrit 46.5 % 35.0-47.0
Anion Gap 13 MEQ/L 3-11 H
Blood Urea Nitrogen 12 MG/DL 9-23
Mean Corpuscular Volume 94.5 CU uM 80.0-100.0
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin 31.9 PG 27.0-40.0
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concent 33.8 G/DL 31.0-36.0
Red Cell Distribution Width 13.6 11.5-14.5
Platelet Count 319 10:3/uL 130-440
Glucose Level 86 MG/DL 70-100
Total Calcium mg/dL 9.9 MG/DL 8.7-10.5
Iron Level 48 UG/DL 37-145
Total Iron Binding Capacity 418 UG/DL 149-490
Percent Iron Saturation 11 % 7.1-40
Unsaturated Iron Binding Capacity 370 UG/DL 112-346 H
Ferritin 89 ng/mL
Total Bilirubin 0.4 MG/DL 0.0-1.0
Aspartate Amino Transf (AST/SGOT) 18 IU/L 8-39
Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT/SGPT) 19 IU/L 9-52
Alkaline Phosphatase 96 IU/L 40-150
Total Protein 7.8 G/DL 6.4-8.3
Albumin 4.5 G/DL 3.8-5.0
Vitamin B12 Level 370 pg/mL 243-894
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Re: Could my lab results be a warning?
Your tests are CBC (missing ANC numbers) and a partial chemistry panel, with emphasis on iron, but are not multiple myeloma-specific tests. There is nothing in those test results that look out of the ordinary from a multiple myeloma perspective.
If you had severe anemia (very low red counts, hemoglobin and hematocrit), then that might lead to more tests. Or if your white count and ANC count were low, that might indicate a compromised immune system. Also, if your total protein was high or you had a high calcium count, that might be a concern.
I did not see any tests to measure kidney function, such as BUN and creatinine. Based on everything else, I would guess they would be normal as well.
What makes you think that you are at risk for multiple myeloma?
If you had severe anemia (very low red counts, hemoglobin and hematocrit), then that might lead to more tests. Or if your white count and ANC count were low, that might indicate a compromised immune system. Also, if your total protein was high or you had a high calcium count, that might be a concern.
I did not see any tests to measure kidney function, such as BUN and creatinine. Based on everything else, I would guess they would be normal as well.
What makes you think that you are at risk for multiple myeloma?
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Ron Harvot - Name: Ron Harvot
- Who do you know with myeloma?: Myself
- When were you/they diagnosed?: Feb 2009
- Age at diagnosis: 56
Re: Could my lab results be a warning?
Some of the symptoms I have been having, and all kinds of cancer run in the family. Thanks for the reply. Just not really sure what all of these tests mean except they are checking liver and kidneys. BUN was normal, GFR normal, but anion gap was high.
Again, thanks for taking the time.
Again, thanks for taking the time.
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stacy - Name: Stacy
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