Cheryncp123 Posted April 19, 2016 Share Posted April 19, 2016 I went in on the 11th of this month (April) and had my routine blood work after a 3 month reprieve. My oncologist said everything looked good. When I got on line a couple of days later and pulled up my reports there were a few things that I was not sure of. If anyone can tell me if these numbers are something to be concerned about I would appreciate it. I am not very knowledegable on lab test results. I have come to trust my friends on here more than anyone else. I am only posting the ones that were out of range, everything else looked fine. WBC 2.9 RDW-SD 44.3 MONO 12.0 Neut 30.0 ALT 38 ALBUMIN 3.5 TOTAL PROTEIN 6.0 I had a PET/CT done today and will see the doc on Monday of next week so thought I would get your opinions before I ran them by him again since he said they looked good. Thank you Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tom Galli Posted April 20, 2016 Share Posted April 20, 2016 Chery, Blood chemistry is not one of my strong points. I have a good friend who is a leukemia survivor and he knows all about blood chemistry. But, as a lung cancer patient, I've never paid much attention to blood test results other than when I was in active chemo. Then it was just two factors that mattered: WBC & RBC and the result was a Neulasta or Procriet or both injection. I still see my oncologist twice a year and still get a blood test before every visit. Some elements are reported low but looking back on the form, but looking back my nurse tells me they've always been a little low. I hope your PET/CT scan results are good. Stay the course. Tom Cheryncp123 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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