Guest guest Posted March 24, 2009 Report Share Posted March 24, 2009 Hi Holly, Was the blood test done in a fasting state? Glucose readings are only count in a fasting state. Has this test been repeated at all? Also, I am learning High Amylase can be due to 4 reasons in the body; 1) Pancreas 2) Small bowel (meaning Crohn's Disease) 3) Salivary glands (forget the exact ones) 4) Fallopian Tubes (Rare) It is most likely due to the Crohn's if all other Upper GI issues seem in tact. My blood values went loopy pyscho first 8 months on the diet. Go by how you feel and try not to freak out (easier said than done huh?) Jodi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Hi Jodi, You know, I wasn't fasting. So that's good, maybe it's just a false reading. Interesting about the amylase. Could definitely be small bowel. I haven't had pain there since I started Humira, but that doesn't mean nothing is going on in there. I know what you mean by freaking out. I tend to be a serious worry wart! Thanks for the input! Holly > > Hi Holly, > > Was the blood test done in a fasting state? > Glucose readings are only count in a fasting state. > Has this test been repeated at all? > > Also, I am learning High Amylase can be due to 4 reasons in the body; > 1) Pancreas > 2) Small bowel (meaning Crohn's Disease) > 3) Salivary glands (forget the exact ones) > 4) Fallopian Tubes (Rare) > > It is most likely due to the Crohn's if all other Upper GI issues seem in tact. > > My blood values went loopy pyscho first 8 months on the diet. > > Go by how you feel and try not to freak out (easier said than done huh?) > > Jodi > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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