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1dayatatime2 said:
Thanks for reminding me _zh. Endocrinologist said that I do not have a thyroid problem and the high levels are probably due to the high amounts of hormones I was taking.

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> yippee yippee yippee. good to know what you don't have so that you can get to finding out what is going on. </font><blockquote><div id="quote"><font class="small">Quote:</font>
I've been off the hormones for almost 3 weeks now, so the ob/gyn (who first noticed the thyroid levels) ordered another thyroid function test, at my urging. So we'll see if its back to normal now.

Don't have to see the ob/gyn again until August as long as things don't get bad again. YAY!

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> we'll second your hurrah at the almost year until the next appt. we'll keep our fingers crossed. </font><blockquote><div id="quote"><font class="small">Quote:</font>
I had a kidney ultrasound last night. At one point she did some kind of infared ultrasound on my kidneys (I watched the whole thing on the screen). The right kidney was mostly red while the left was more blue/green. Does that mean something? I don't know. I did find out that the two "bumps/lumps" I have on either side are the exact area where my kidneys are. Again, does that mean something? I don't know.

Thanks for asking. I apologize for not updating.

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> we know nothing about ultrasounds of the kidneys or colours that show up on screen. Dec. 1st seems quite a ways off......is there any reason to wait that long? reading an ultrasound shouldn't take that long even with any cuts in budgets for staffing. we'd want to know asap but that's us. sorry if we're dense with questions.

no apologies necessary for not updating. yer blog seems to be down so wondered how you were and what was going on with this laundry list life you've got (((1day and family)))

with healthy wishes for you,