I just had more blood work done and the doctor I am now going to is part of an online thing where I can see my results as soon as she can however this time the labs do not have the normal vaules range listed so I am still waiting because I can't seem to find anything that can tell me what I am looking at so I thought I would post them here and see if any of you can help me....
Lupus Anticoagulant Panel R
DRVVT Confirmatory Test R NOT APPL
aPTT 37
Hexagonal Phospholipid Neut NOT APPL
DRVV Corrected NOT APPL
TT NOT APPL
Reptilase Time (Patient) NOT APPL
PTT-Heparin Neutralized NOT APPL
Interpretation: SEE NOTE
PTT, 1:1 Mix Unincubated NOT APPL
DRVV Patient 38
Platelet Neutralization NOT APPL
PT 13.4
(there was no note attached, some had numbers other said not appl. ???)
Cyclic Citrul Peptide Ab, IgG 2
B2Glycoprotein I, IgA Ab Options 8
Scleroderma Ab 323
This lab does not write an H for high next to them they typically just give the normal value range and so you can tell. Really wanting to know what all this means and trying to figure it out on my own. I am sure the doc will call me soon.
This is what is says for the results of my Echo...
Summary
1. Mild tricuspid regurgitation. By Doppler estimation, no pulmonary hypertension;
further, RV size and function are normal. 2. Left ventricular systolic function is
normal. 3. There is mild left ventricular hypertrophy. 4. Impaired relaxation pattern
of LV diastolic filling. 5. The right atrium is mildly dilated. Normal-appearing IVC
suggests lack of central venous hypertension. 6. Mild pulmonic valve regurgitation.
My CT looked great
CT chest angiogram: CT chest angiography was performed with the
administration of 150 mL Isovue-300. There is no evidence of
pulmonary embolus. The pulmonary arterial tree appears normal.
Lungs are clear without evidence of acute or chronic disease. No
obvious hilar, mediastinal or pleural abnormality.
Radiologic diagnosis:
1. Normal chest CT angiogram.
Hey- the only test ranges that I have are for your CCP and scleroderma tests.