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Re: A few questions...(lynn) From: anonymous@obgyn.net Thu, 1 Feb 2001 00:00:17 EST Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Linda: "Fw: sexual desire" Previous message: Lynn D. Montgomery, MD: "Re: Period twice in the same month" Hi, >>> This is natural and contains no additives.<<< So....that's all it takes to cure that kind of anemia then? >>>Alk phos is normally elevated during pregnancy. Other causes for it being abnormal include things having to do with bone and liver.<<< Well I know I'm not pregnant....what kinds of things with the bones and liver? Osteoporosis? I have a little from the Lupron I was on...also have OA. Could this be related? >>>Bilirubin is elevated secondary to either liver or blood issues-depends whether it is total, indirect or direct.<<< Total billi - is that the liver one? >>>Lymphs are blood cells and tend to be elevated during infections or times of body stress.<<< What if they're low? Oh two more...what are basos? Red distal width? >>>It is true that laptops do emit heat, but there is no evidence that there are any electomagnetic waves, etc that are emitted from them...<<< That's good. Even though I refer to it by every name in the book when it malfunctions, I can't imagine functioning without it. Plus it serves a dual purpose - its a great heating pad when I have menstrual cramps. (I wonder if the IRS will allow me to deduct its cost as a medical expense..... :-) Thanks Kas Next message: Linda: "Fw: sexual desire" Previous message: Lynn D. Montgomery, MD: "Re: Period twice in the same month"

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