cbc showed normal hemoglobin. The high WBC is of unclear origin and with the elevatd LAP I agree with seeing the hematologist, but often this is just an infection or something transient. There may be some autoimmune causes but not something I see that often in my thyroid practice to guess which at this time -- see what the hematologist thinks.
I have one more question above. Sorry to be such a pain...Thanks
Thank you very much for your answer. You didn't comment on the CBC though, is there anything auto-immune that might cause this elevation. I also forgot to say the GP. ordered more lab to exclude infection & also many others with the only positive reading to a Leukocyte Alkaline Phosphatase Stain 155 w/ normal of (13-140). Thanks, TJ
The TPO is high in Graves in most cases. Ab's including TSI & TPO will likely fall after I-131 but may never normalize. TSI is linked to eye disease. Keeping TSH optimal will likely help keep eyes stable. Good luck with the decompression.
I would say you have Pernicious Anemia (ie malabsorption of B-12) but at an early state without lab evidence of anemia (low Hbg) and the B-12 therapy should keep it that way!
Best test for adrenal insufficiency is an ACTH stimulation test and consider Adrenal Antibody testing.