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nov 2014

by attica, Oct 03, 2015

wish i could add journal note to history. high thyroid antibodies in november 2014.

41/2 years and doing ok.

by hope4thegoodstuff, Jul 23, 2013

I had my yearly check for thyroid cancer. Am at 4.5 years since TT. Free TR = .96 ng/dl ...

LIVER TRANSPLANT...NEW DR / Opinion

by Janee56, Jan 22, 2012

Hopefully, will make the time to visit site more often now. Fog cleared shortly after meet...

PCR-NAT Test, Antigen/Antibody Combo explained by lab technician

by Healthlogic, Dec 20, 2011 - 1 Comment

1. PCR testing explained by a lab technician http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN3sPuv2J6c...

Cardiolipin Antibody

by designsbycm, Oct 14, 2010

Positive. Result is 28 on a Scale of 0-19.

Confused

by 695, Sep 26, 2009 - 1 Comment

I read the paper that I was given that said I was positive to HSV2. It stated that I have a...

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