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Re: ally confused over results
From: Beth (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 7 Sep 2000 22:02:57 -0500 (CDT)
I was told that while many labs don't consider under 25 high for insulin
that most people fall into the 5-10 range! If that really is the case,
your insulin is on the high side.
I would consider a second opinion!
At Thu, 7 Sep 2000, Nadine wrote:
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>Hi. I'm 35 yo. 5'7" and 325#. Hirsute. Mild hypertension. Mild
>acne. Heavy irregular periods. Was initially diagnosed at 17 with PCOS
>but current Dr. says I don't have it. Just had the following test
>results: FSH - 8, LH -10, TSH 2.60, Fasting Cholesterol 203,
>Triglycerdies 193, Fasting Glucose 105, DHEA 145 and Fasting Insulin 21.
>The results are all within normal range. My question is this - what
>other tests should be done. My doctor says that an OGTT does not show
>insulin resistance and would be worthless. I'm confused and need some
>guidance.
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Beth
Rockport, MA
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