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Confused At Lab Results...

ksmama

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ksmama
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I am so confused, I got a copy of my daughters lab results and here is what it says, is this a full panel??

IgA Ser-mCnc 107 mg/dL

That is all I see on the report.

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Uh, that's IT ? 107 on a scale of what ?

No, that is not a full panel nor is it even the full description of one test. Any other numbers there ? If not, go back to the source and get it. <_<

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on a scale of 41-387

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That's total IgA, which only makes sure the celiac tests worked. What else is on the lab slip?

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That's total IgA, which only makes sure the celiac tests worked. What else is on the lab slip?

that is all i see.....there is nothing else?

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There are no celiac tests then. She needs at least TTG-IgA and DGP (deamidated gliadin) IgG.

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There are no celiac tests then. She needs at least TTG-IgA and DGP (deamidated gliadin) IgG.

yeah she didn't have those

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yeah she didn't have those

Anti-EMA or anti-reticulin are the only others I can think of. It sounds like either your Dr. or the lab made a mistake. :unsure: Ask for tissue transglutaminase (TTG) IgA and DGP-IgA and IgG. Good luck getting the testing she needs.

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