bump...per chance someone is familiar with candida and gluten antibodies labs...

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> The doc is looking at why my daughter is autoimmune hypothyroid. She

> checked gluten, candida and for some deficiencies.

> Do the results means she does not have a problem with gluten?

> Do they also means she has a current candida problem, past candida, or

> what?

> I also don't recall what homocysteine would apply to in terms of her

> metal toxicity. It's normal anyway, but I was curious.

> Don't know why her folate is high or what that means.

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> Here we go:

> Test result range

> T3 107 60-181

> T4 1.3 09-1.8

> TSH 2.17 .35-5.50

> DHEA sulfate 85 20-535

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> Gliadin peptide AB IGA: 0

> Gliadin Peptide AB IGG: 0

> Transglutaminase AB, IGA: 2

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> Iron: 103 35-150

> TIBC: 329 250-450

> Iron Sat 31 15-55

> Ferretin 26 7-140

> Vit B12 560 220-1000

> Folate 24.0 H 3.0-16

> Homocysteine 7.2 5.0-15.0

> CRP Sensitivity <0.2 0.0-8.0

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> Candida IGG AB 1.02

> Candida IGM AB <0.89

> Candida IGA AB <0.89

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> Vitamin D, 25 Hydroxy 21 L 30-80

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> From what I can tell, she's Vit D deficient, despite taking 400-800 IU

> daily for two years with calcium. She also take High vitamin cod liver

> oil which has this.

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> Thanks in advance..

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