Re: Test results & lab definations

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Other than the fact that my doctor isn't really planning on doing

anything else, because this means " normal " to him.

Jen:

Every dr is different. For instance, my specialist is concerned

anytime my results come back low/high side of normal. To her, that

is a cause for concern. I'm anxious to see what she says about the

previous lab work that has been sent to her to see what she says - my

family dr wasn't concerned at all. With the information I've found

in the last two days, I see a concern and additional testing needed.

Do you have more than one dr that you see who could interpert these

for you? Sometimes, it's worth a shot if you're not satisfied with

what 1 dr says.

I can do some searching for you if you'd like but sounds like you're

already doing that.

Here are some other good websites I was given to look up info:

http://www.fpnotebook.com/LAB.htm

http://labtestsonline.org/index.html

http://www.medicinenet.com/procedures_and_tests/article.htm

Becki