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thyroglobulin circulating in blood
by feedup13, Nov 24, 2007 06:47PM
Over the past 12 years I have been diagnosed with lupus, CFS, borderline graves, chronic EBV, and SI/pelvic floor dysfunction. What it boils down to is I hurt all over all the time, I sweat almost every night while I'm sleeping, I am always tired, I can't remember anything if I don't put up a note. But recently, I had a blood test done on my thyroid and it showed thyroglobulin protein circulating in my blood. Does anybody know what this could signify. I have always had borderline anemia, low C3, C4 complements and low platelet count. Could this be a sign of cancer! I have lost 10 lbs in the past couple of months (I am usually at 112) but now I am 102. I have tried to eat more but it does not seem to make me gain weight. Please is there some out there that can give me some direction. I have good insurance so I can see specialist. I just want to go to the right one. Should I go to a blood doctor?
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