On
June 24, 2002 my client K.B. called and asked me to explain
his blood work because no one else had. K.B.
started my program one month and 24 days earlier
after testing positive for hepatitis C.
His
liver enzymes were slightly elevated and his viral load
was unknown. I could not figure out the test over the phone
so I ask him to fax it to me. I still could not figure it
out.
Jill
called him back and got his doctors phone number and I called
him. I spoke with him briefly and he asked if I was a doctor
and I said no. He wanted to know why I was interested in
reading this test. I informed him I am an author and help
people read their blood work when no one else has taken
the time to do it.
He
said he would call me back and he did.
The
answer;
HCV
RNA PCR QN. Less than 600 =1=
The
doctor stated the patient no longer has the disease.
His ALT was 23.
Blood
work on file from the Mayo Medical Laboratories. The above
statement has not been evaluated by the FDA and is for informational
purposes only.