Kkol
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@Bernadette Abraham I just asked her. March 2023 she had some tests also BUN and the test was worst. BUN was high while now normal, and BUN/creatinine ration was 36 so higher than now.
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@Bernadette Abraham so first test was 18/12 and calcium high and second test was on 22/12 and was normal.
Symptoms low energy, and sometimes hot flashes (she had Hysterectomy 8 years ago). No gut symptoms -
@Bernadette Abraham calcium and phosphorus picture and the pth were done few days after the first batch
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@Bernadette Abraham it’s not me B. It’s friend. She had major stress two years ago when she lost her husband.
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I was wondering why you didn’t mention it in the tips section
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Kkol
MemberNovember 26, 2023 at 9:04 am in reply to: Estrogen Dominance: How can you recognize it? (Plus Ovulation 101!)what an effort! Thank you!
I have 3 questions of you don’t mind so o can understand this whole thing better.1- Women with estrogen dominance and COMT how they have to manage during perimenopause and menopause??
2- what is the good ratio between progesterone and estradiol via regular blood test on day 21 of the cycle to know if there is estrogen dominance?
3- can you help with these results on day 21 of cycle for 50 years old lady and regular cycle.
Estradiol 112.6 (literal phase: 43.8-211 pg/ml)
Progesterone: 1 (1.7-27 ng/ml)
Testosterone: 1.58 H (0.1-1.4 nmol/ L)She’s taking 20mg natural progesterone cream from NOW supplement as she has no access to compounding pharmacy)
And what’s the reason of elevated testosterone? Is the cream has some ingredients that can elevate it?
Thank you
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no HbA1c and I’m surprised honestly. Regarding the latest lymphocytes results as I said the blood was drawn after 12 days from being sick I don’t know if it was covid or not but it was mild. And she didn’t have severe covid previously. I think in her case ficus should be on oxidative stress and stress management
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thank you B. I love your brain! So, she was on day 7 of her cycle when this was done. Also, I just learned she takes 2.5mg anti thyroid medication for hyperthyroidism(levels in range that’s why low dose) and now I know the neutrophils could be lower because of this medicine. Right?
I’ll attached her CBC from January this year. As I said her results now were 12 days post infection (cold) and first time she has neutrophils absolute not in range.
Usually neutrophils and lymphocyte ratio are the problem and always WBC on lower side of normal. B, do you also believe that lymphocyte to neutrophils optimal ratio should be 1:2? And from your second comment the relation between high neutrophils and bacteria also high lymphocyte and virus so here in the first results in the post it’s showing virus. What about the results I attached now? Low neutrophils and normal to high lymphocytes?Definitely she’s dehydrated.
Also stressed.In July her fasting insulin was 5.2 (3-17)
Glucose fasting 96
Insulin resistance 1.35 (<2.10)
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