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Re: Does anyone know much about reading blood results?
Dear Europa,
As a pathologist, I'm not worried at all about those numbers, but each lab has different normal ranges and so you'll have to discuss them with your oncologist or family physician.
Lots of things could have caused those minor changes including minor illness, medication, alcohol, your particular genetics, normal daily variation.
I'm pretty sure you'll be reassured once you talk to your oncologist. I'm in the middle of TCH therapy and most of my tests are totally OFF! I try not to think about it too much for now. I learnt for sure today I have hit menopause - @$#&%.
Good luck
Aussie Girl
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31mm Infiltrating duct carcinoma
Grade 3, ER/PR-, HER2+, Neg Sentinel nodes x 5
49mm field of DCIS
17 June '13: Screen detected impalpable mass, Mammogram neg, US.
25 June '13: Diagnosed after multiple biopsies and MRIs
28 June '13: Left lumpectomey
4 July '13: Left Mastectomy
12 August '13: Commenced TCH chemo
Mid December '13 : TCH finished. Herceptin continuing three weekly.
4 August 2014- Herceptin infusions finished.
END OF THERAPY - YAY!
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