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LisaK
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Keeping in mind I am on Nottokinase 100mg, 2x/day, Bolouke, and serrapeptase....
I just got my results back from Labcorp and they don't look so good, [bonk]

Lipoprotein (a)
198.9 nmol/L
Should be <75.0

Thrombin Antithrombin Complex
5.8 ng/mL
should be <4.3

Prothrombin Fragment 1+2 MoAb
716 pmol/L
shopiuld be <326

All of these have gone up since the last test.
I won't talk to my LLMD until my next apt and I have forwarded the results to my other "regular" drs- cardiologist & pcp....

I imagine its all from my bart or lyme or mcas or whatever else???? I am trying to learn about these via online, but any information is greatly appreciated from the knowledge pool here!
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Do you have that V clotting factor?

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Do these numbers mean "thick" blood?

I was on natto. My blood got so thin and flowed so easily. I have to have phlebotomies to control high iron and when tech removed the needle something happened and blood was going everywhere. My arm, the chair, the floor. I felt so bad for the guy.

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LisaK
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V CLOTTING??

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terv, yes, I have "sticky blood" from al the diseases.

its similar to covid symptoms I am told.

ha, yes I am a "bleeder" alert when I get blood drawn

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https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/factor-v-leiden/symptoms-causes/syc-20372423

If you are a bleeder, then never mind about the above.

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