We should have a sticky here on "How To Read Bloodwork" common questions & Important

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• Jan 4, 2012

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I see we get alot of guys always asking about their bloodwork and what it means so I was thinking maybe we could have a sticky here on How to read Bloodwork

Like what are the normal ranges for this or that ect...

I just dont know how to read most of it,lol, anyone?

 

Lightsout

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• Jan 4, 2012

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That would be a very good idea..

 

nuknuk

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• Jan 4, 2012

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there as got to be a chart out there that we can post, that has all the info and ranges.

 

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• Jan 4, 2012

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nuknuk said:

there as got to be a chart out there that we can post, that has all the info and ranges.

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yeah im looking for one now but havent found anything yet, if u find one please post it brutha

 

dorian123

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• Jan 4, 2012

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well shit I wish I was at home I could type everything up by hand-don't have the results and the ranges with me...

 

dorian123

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• Jan 4, 2012

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go to wiki.ask.com/Referance_ranges_for_blood_tests

how do you copy and paste? somebody please do this

 

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dorian123 said:

go to wiki.ask.com/Referance_ranges_for_blood_tests

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well im there now and I dont understand any of it, i wouldnt even know what to post here out of all that info they have lol

Reference range - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

am i on the right page,lmao

 

dorian123

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• Jan 4, 2012

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no that's the wrong page, I can't get the original to pop up now

 

dorian123

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• Jan 4, 2012

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try bloodbook.com/ranges.html

 

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I just made a new thread with all the info, i could not cut and paste it so i had to type it out one by one,lol, so hope i got the right shit done!

check it out and lemme know if this is what will help most people atleast know normal ranges so they can see where their results fall

 

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• Jan 9, 2012

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The lab work should have the ranges on them for the normal values. Differant labs run differant have differant ranges albeit they are pretty similar. I have never gotten blood work done that does not have the normal values out to the side.

 

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• Jan 10, 2012

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csuperman said:

The lab work should have the ranges on them for the normal values. Differant labs run differant have differant ranges albeit they are pretty similar. I have never gotten blood work done that does not have the normal values out to the side.

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i have, and im guessing others as well considering they are always coming on here asking for them,