It's private one

my doctor is telling me wait becose she said if ur digestion gut not heal properly also cause tis symptoms

i think i will wait 1 month if dint heal or back to normal ,i will visit a specialist

is there anyway way to reduce my flatulance ?

This post has been edited by xboxrockers: Mar 15 2014, 08:13 PM

what is kefir actually and where can get it or do?

U can google kefir.

How to get it? Pay her first via TT, give her a week to make it, and then go collect from her.

I'm going to the post office today. I could send you some grains to try if you PM me your address. But I still advise that you go see a specialist to run some tests.

I don't need a week; I send immediately if I have excess grains. You don't have to get it solely from me.

And this is not a business; I don't profit from this. Kefir grains are not manufactured; they multiply slowly if they are fed and taken care of.

I meant that you can share some of the end-product with him. I don't think he'll ever start fermenting his own. Same goes for me

The money will be channeled to your raw material cost, time, and additional surpluses for your efforts as you deem fit.

The money goes to charity.

bro , what test or scan should i do to check celiac disease

You didn't check out the kpj link I sent you?

How is it diagnosed?

Celiac disease is diagnosed much more often now than it used to be. It is now estimated to happen in 1 of 133 Americans. It used to be hard to diagnose because many of the symptoms are like the symptoms of other problems, such as irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, or intestinal infection. Recently it was found that people with celiac disease have a higher level of certain antibodies in their blood. This means a simple blood test for these antibodies can now help with the diagnosis. Before having this test, you will be asked to eat your usual diet and to eat foods that contain gluten, such as bread. If you avoid foods containing gluten before the test, the test may be negative even if you have the disease.

If your blood test is positive for the antibodies and you have symptoms, you may need a biopsy of your small intestine. A biopsy is the removal of a tiny piece of the intestine. The sample of intestine is examined for signs of celiac disease.

does malaysia provide biopsy because i dont think in our country lab provide blood test for CD because i have checked before

This post has been edited by xboxrockers: Mar 17 2014, 04:18 PM

No idea. Pls check with your doctor.

im goin for Low FODMAP diet since my doc said it is most probally its ibs . how long should i stay in this diet and what can i take to help my symptoms (like medicine /supplement/remedy) this is my last hope

today is the first day of this diet
is it normal i have slight bloat at evening tea time ate two idiyapam

guys suggest me vegatables tat i can eat ??


so hard to have vegetables cos of ibs

can i take Cassava(ubi kayu)

ubi kayu is a root

my blood test seems to be ok



Clinic Name :
Nature of Specimen :blood urine [FASTING] Date Received :31/12/2013
TEST REPORT

HAEMATOLOGY EXAMINATION
Total RBC 6.1 M/cmm (M 4.5-6.0 F 4.0-5.5)
Haemoglobin (Hb) 12.1 g/dl (M 12.5-17.5 F 11.5-15.5)
Haematocrit(PCV) 40 % (M 40-50 F 37-45)
MCV 66 fl (82-98)
MCH 20 pg (27-33)
MCHC 30 % (31-35)
RDW 16.5 % (11.0 - 16.0)
Total WBC 5,500 /cmm (4,000 - 11,000 )
*Differential Count
Polymorphs 50 % (50 - 70)
Lymphocytes 42 % (20 - 40)
Monocytes 4 % < 6
Eosinophils 4 % < 4
Basophils 0 % (Less than 1)
Absolute Count
Polymorphs 2750 /cmm (2000 - 7500)
Lymphocytes 2310 /cmm (1000 - 4000)
Monocytes 220 /cmm < 1000
Eosinophils 220 /cmm < 600
Basophils 0 /cmm < 100
ESR (Westergren) 4 mm/hr (M 0-15 F 1-20 )
Platelet count 244,000 /cmm (150,000-400,000)
ABO (Grouping) B
Rh (Anti-D) Positive
*Film
RBC : Cell mass is slightly increased. Mildly hypochromic
microcytic.
WBC : Within the age-specific normal ranges. Morphologically
normal.
Platelet : Adequate.
Impression : Thalassaemia trait should be considered. Please do
Thalassaemia Studies.

RENAL FUNCTION TEST
Sodium 141 mmol/L (132-143)
Potassium 4.1 mmol/L (3.5-5.1)
Chloride 104 mmol/L (98-107)
Urea 31 mg/dl (Adults <50 y: M 19-44
F 15-40)
Creatinine 0.8 mg/dl (M:0.7-1.3, F:0.6-1.1)
Uric Acid 4.8 mg/dl (M: 3.5-7.2, F: 2.6-6.0)

LIVER FUNCTION TEST
Total Protein 8.0 g/dl (6.4-8.3)
Albumin 5.1 g/dL (3.5-5.0)
Globulin 2.9 gm/dL (2.1-4.0)
A/G Ratio 1.8 (1.0-2.2)
Total Bilirubin 1.4v mg/dl (Up to 1.2)
(less than 10.0 - NB)
SGOT/AST 15 U/L (8-37)
SGPT/ALT 9 U/L (5-44)
Gamma Glutamyl Transpeptidase(GGT) 12 U/L (M 12-64; F 9-36)
Alkaline Phosphatase 209 U/L (>15 yrs : 40-150
<15 yrs : <750)

HEPATITIS B SCREENING
HBsAg Non-Reactive
Anti-HBs 50 mIU/ml
Note : Acquired naturally ? If not, please advise patient
for a booster dose.

*OTHERS
Blood Glucose 88 mg/dl (Fasting <100 Random <140)
Free T4 1.09 ng/dl (Adult: 0.70 - 1.85
New Born: 0.90 - 3.00)
Calcium 10.2 mg/dl (8.4-10.2)
Phosphorus 6.2 mg/dl (2.3-4.7)
Syphilis Serology (Modified VDRL) Non-Reactive
Rheumatoid Factor (Quantitative) < 20 IU/ml (<30 IU/ml)

LIPIDS STUDIES
Total Cholesterol 145 mg/dl (< 200)
Triglycerides 74 mg/dl (<150)
HDL - Cholesterol 40 mg/dl (>40)
LDL - Cholesterol 90 mg/dl (Optimal < 100)
Total Chol/HDL-Chol 3.6 (Risk indicated if > 4.5)
*Urine FEME *Urine Microscopy
*Wet smear (Urine deposit ) :-
pH 6.5 Pus cells Nil /HPF
Protein Negative RBC Nil /HPF
Glucose Negative Casts Nil /HPF
Ketone Negative Epithelia Nil /HPF
Blood Negative Bacteria Nil /HPF
Colour Straw
Transparency Clear


Specific Gravity 1.025 (1.010 - 1.030)
Glomerular Filtration Rate (Estimated) 141 ml/min./1.73m^2

Normal or increased GFR : >= 90
Mild decreased GFR : 60 - 89
Moderate decreased GFR : 30 - 59
Severe decreased GFR : 15 - 29
Kidney failure : <= 14

* Calculation adopted from MDRD

Carcino Embryonic Antigen (CEA) 1.0 ng/mL (Up to 5 ng/ml)
Hepatitis A Virus (HAV) IgG Non-Reactive
Helicobacter Pylori IgG 0.38 (Negative <= 0.90
Equivocal 0.91 - 0.99
Positive >= 1.00)

Note [v] : Verified.

This post has been edited by xboxrockers: Mar 26 2014, 10:25 AM