Posts by Nicole Edwards22

Maria Fisher46 said:Looking at these results, I don't see anything that should cause you concern; they look pretty much normal to me. I would suggest following your doctor's instructions, as they have the best understanding of your overall health.

If you're feeling fine, there's probably no need to worry about this report since everything looks okay.

Best regards. 😉

Thank you so much for your time....
Best regards

Here is everything. If something is missing from the list, it wasn't on the report or the field was left blank....

Urinalysis, chemical
Test-trak Spec.
Specific gravity 1.030 (1.002-1.030)
pH 5.0 (5.0-9.0)
leukocytes neg. (0/neg.)
nitrites neg. (0/neg.)
proteins +/- (0/neg)
glucose neg. (neg.)
ketones +/- (0/neg)
urobilinogen 1+ (norm)
bilirubin neg. (0/neg)
Erc/Hb neg. (0.neg)
color yellow (light yellow)
appearance cloudy (clear)

Metabolites and substrates
Total bilirubin 16.2 (3-20)
Glucose 5.0 (4.2-6.0)
Urea 2.9 (2.8-8.3)
Creatinine 85 (63- 107)

Enzymes
AST 32 (8-30)
ALT 21 (10-36)
GGT 21 (9-35)
ALP 53 (54-119)

Electrolytes
Potassium 3.9 (3.9-5.1)
Sodium 138 (137-146)

Trace elements
Fe 9.7 (8-30)
UIBC 36.8 (26-59)

Urinalysis, microscopic sediment exam
leukocytes 0-2 ((0-2 (x400))
erythrocytes 0-2 ((0-2 (x400))
squamous epithelium many ((0-1(x400))
transitional epithelium rare ((0 (x100))
bacteria some
mucus some

Laboratory hematology
ESR 7 (4-24)
erythrocytes 4.49 (3.86- 5.08)
hemoglobin 138 (119- 157)
hematocrit 0.404 (0.356-0.470)
MCV 90.0 (83.0- 97.2)
MCH 30.7 (27.4- 33.9)
MCHC 342 (320- 345)
platelets 259 (158- 424)
RDW 12.5 (14.6- 16.5)
MPV 10.7 (6.8- 10.4)
PDW 13.2 (ref interval not listed)
leukocytes 9.0 (3.4- 9.7)

WHITE BLOOD CELL DIFFERENTIAL
Eosinophils 2 (0-7)
Neutrophils 68 (44-72)
lymphocytes 16 (20-46)
monocytes 14 (2-12)

I guess nothing looks bad to me either 🙂, though my doctor did stick a bug in my ear...

Hi there. I'm looking for some advice...
I received my blood and urine test results yesterday, and they look like this:

Urinalysis (Physical/Chemical)
proteins +/- (0/neg)
ketones +/- (0/neg)
color: yellow
appearance: cloudy

Enzymes
AST 32 (8-30)
ALP 53 (54-119)
epithelial cells - plenty
round epithelial cells - rare
bacteria - some
mucus - some

Hematology
RDW 12.5 (14.6 - 16.5)
MPV 10.7 (6.8 - 10.4)
lymphocytes 16 (20-46)
monocytes 14 (2-12)

Basically, they told me they would call if anything was wrong, but I didn't hear from them. When I went to pick up the results, my doctor mentioned he was a bit concerned about these enzyme levels, asked if I was taking any medications, and suggested I should probably get retested in about a month.
For context, I'm an athlete. I take dietary supplements, mostly vitamins and minerals, and for the last few days, I've been taking Advil for muscle aches. I've also been under a lot of stress lately, so I suppose I don't know if all of that might be affecting the results.
Should I go ahead and redo everything, or is there really nothing to worry about?
Thanks

Angela Wright said:It’s likely a palliative procedure intended to slow down the spread of metastases.
She belongs to a very small percentage of people who live that long with this diagnosis. It is a terrible, insidious disease. I truly wish I could tell you something positive or something that offers hope, but I really can't. I lost a very dear friend to this same illness. Nothing seemed to help, regardless of the various supplements, energy healers, or whatever else we tried. He ended up facing those awful 100-day prognoses.
There are many people in such desperate situations who have decided to try the Breusov fasting method. Here beauty wrote about it and how he succeeded. He is the only person I know for whom it actually worked. Others passed away either from exhaustion or because the disease simply took them.

I am so incredibly sorry.😢

Thank you for the advice....
We aren't giving up, and most importantly, she isn't giving up either, which is what she's doing... she beat it once, so we're hoping she can do it again as many times as necessary. The worst part is when someone gives up, and she really isn't that type of person.
Thank you once again.

Angela Wright said:😢 dear, if surgery isn't an option...😢
It’s likely small cell lung cancer, which frequently spreads to the brain; some people call it the 100-day cancer...
Please do everything possible to ensure she isn't in pain, because once metastasis begins, it is almost impossible to stop. I suppose the reason many types of cancer remain incurable is that medicine doesn't focus enough on treating metastasis.
Just give him all the comfort you can and be his support.

Two years ago, they told her she only had two months left, but she managed to hold on for two full years. Now, it has spread to her brain, even though her lungs look like nothing ever happened. They weren't right then, so I'm hoping there might be some alternative treatment now—maybe not long-term, but something to give her more time... She is doing okay mentally, as much as anyone could given the circumstances, but since it involves the brain...
They told her today they might try some mild radiation... I'm not really sure what that entails...

Hello everyone.
I was wondering if anyone here might have some experience or perhaps heard anything regarding the following situation...
My boyfriend's mother was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer two years ago. At that time, she only underwent radiation and chemotherapy, though the doctors essentially gave up on her, predicting she wouldn't make it more than two months...
Now, a few days ago, brain metastases appeared. They are apparently too large to be treated with radiation, so they have sent her home again. I guess I am reaching out to see if anyone has any insight into what we might do to potentially reduce these metastases—perhaps certain medications or alternative healers, anything at all... because we aren't getting much guidance from the doctors.