Re: Anemia and Quite High Protein spikr.

June 28, 2011

Bruce,

Treating an anemic condition can vary from person to person. Usually when one is

anemic it's indicated by an abnormal CBC (Complete Blood Count, a measure of 20+

tests). One or more factors are usually outside the normal range. What is your

CBC panel: WBC, RBC, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, MCV, MCH, etc.?

There are many contributing causes for anemia, factors which need to be ruled

out, for example: bleeding, cancer, infections, etc. It's important to rule

these out among other possible disorders with your doctor.

If as you said, your " recent blood tests were normal, " you may not be anemic.

The question is why do you think you're anemic?

Greg

>

> My recent blood tests were normal, including B-12 and thyroid.

>

> However. my " blood cell counts are stable but I have a

> persistent significant anemia " (chronic anemia ?) and " quite

> high protein spike " .

>

> I also have persistent bloody noses which may / not be related

> to O2 use. These are partially alleviated with OTC " Ocean "

> nasal spray, where the runs and gelatenous clots go away

> sometimes for days, then return.

>

> Your comments and treatment recommendations are invited.

>

> Thank you.

>

> Bruce Chesley

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