Blood alcohol units conversion
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My test show a THYROGLOBULIN AB to be 10296 AU/ML and ANTI-THYROID PEROXIDASE AB of 5420 AU/ML.. The charts here seem to be in International units IU/ML. Also my T3 FREE is measured in PG/ML (2.45) and T4 measured in NG/DL (0.31) which also is a different unit of measure than the tracking chart...
What is the conversion between AU and IU?
Hi I'm in the UK (meters read in SI /SI derived units :: mmol/L) and just taken my glucose level.
Your U is units L is liters. Units per Liters. Your WBC= white blood cell = Neutrophils, Lymphocytes. Fight off infection. Your Neutros are the helper cells while your lymphs are killer cells. They are high, if your white count is down you are more susceptible to infection. I'm not sure what the ranges are in order to start treatment because I haven't started yet myself. That is the easiest way for me to explain the wbc part. Your platelets are for clotting so they are okay.
HBV DNA Viral Load-HBV Quantitative Real Time-PCR 3500 Viral copies/ml,conversion 2333 iu/ml EDTA Blood. (17/05/2013)
3. Prothrombin Time-13 Seconds (24/05/2013)
4. USG Abdomen- Liver Found normal.(13/05/2013)
After test results he had not given any treatment or medicine.
I am very worry about my job & my career.
Kindly give further guidelines for treatment.
I had sharp headaches but gone now, crapping foot gone down, light headed when looking down then up only when anxiety. My testicles hurt a little hope it was when I cleaned myself with alcohol, some alcohol went inside I was afraid with some her fluids. But like I said may not. I had never had yellow discharge.
I hope my test was good, lady at clinic said that if my blood was not good to test, the laboratory would have requested a new sample and indicated blood was not any good.
It states lower limit of quantification is 2iu/ml or 5cp/ml. So the conversion factor is 2.5cp=1iu, at least for the quantasure test.
Never figured out where or why or how they came up with that. I once read on the internet the analogy, "I'm going to hold a meeting with one hundred international people units. I need 250 chairs.
My doc has ignored my requests to include T3 values in my blood tests so I found out a way to order my own tests and now I have some data. Do these values seem to indicate an underlying issue with T3 conversion or not? I have to wait 2-1/2 months to see my new endocrinologist. Was hoping for some insight.
TSH: 1.51
Free T4: 1.3
Rev T3: 22
Free T3: 2.8
I had been on Levothyroxine for 2 months, but I took this blood test on the day of my final dose.
I can't really answer your question because I'm not familiar with your insulin or units of measure (I'm in the UK). But to get a low-blood-sugar reading up fairly quickly and accurately, you could use Jelly Babies. They taste ok and are exactly 5g of fast acting carb in each one. I use them as an emergency source to get out of hypo. The good thing is, if you know how much you need to raise your b.s. by to get within normal range, these can achieve it quickly.
IU/ml and copies/ml measure the same thing in different units. There is no straight conversion. IUs are approximately 3 - 5 times greater than copies.
Yes, a good part of conversion takes place in the liver, but lesser conversion sites are throughout the body.
Selenium deficiency can cause conversion problems. Selenium is necessary fro the conversion of T4 to T3. Do you know if you live in an area where selenium deficiency is prevalent? If you supplement selenium, be careful. Selenium can be toxic in high doses, so follow label directions.
9) and low T3 Uptake (21)with normal free T3 levels(2.7) her TPO is pending. could this be problem with conversion as this picture does not fit hashimotos, or is the slightly elevated T4 level secondary to the Nuva Ring, which still does not explain the low T3.
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