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Hello!
So, I just got the results back of Feloro's post-radioiodine 6 months checkup and there are sooooo many worrisome things!
I've made an appointment to talk with the vet on Wednesday, but I'll go crazy waiting… So please bear with me!
- The values of reticulocytes, white blood cells, and neutrophils are lower than normal.
- The creatinine, ALT, and cholesterol are elevated.
- SMDA & BUN & total protein are within the normal range.
- UPC is slightly elevated (0.42). Unfortunately, they didn't do USG (I'm based in France, and it looks like this urine test isn't a classic here… Although I specifically asked them to do it, they forgot.)
On his last exams in February, he had slightly elevated BUN values, and the ALT values were elevated, although not as much as now.
Is it anemia, liver damage, or acute kidney inflammation? I know that creatinine levels fluctuate and depend on diet and exercise - although he's a super lazy boy, he is on a high-protein diet.
I have to add that he has an elevated BP (likely a result of hyperthyroidism…), for which I just started treatment, and he has still to be checked for dental health (I suspect that he'll require a good cleaning session.)
Does anyone have any idea what it all could mean?
Many many many thanks! And sorry for the long post!
So, I just got the results back of Feloro's post-radioiodine 6 months checkup and there are sooooo many worrisome things!
I've made an appointment to talk with the vet on Wednesday, but I'll go crazy waiting… So please bear with me!
- The values of reticulocytes, white blood cells, and neutrophils are lower than normal.
- The creatinine, ALT, and cholesterol are elevated.
- SMDA & BUN & total protein are within the normal range.
- UPC is slightly elevated (0.42). Unfortunately, they didn't do USG (I'm based in France, and it looks like this urine test isn't a classic here… Although I specifically asked them to do it, they forgot.)
On his last exams in February, he had slightly elevated BUN values, and the ALT values were elevated, although not as much as now.
Is it anemia, liver damage, or acute kidney inflammation? I know that creatinine levels fluctuate and depend on diet and exercise - although he's a super lazy boy, he is on a high-protein diet.
I have to add that he has an elevated BP (likely a result of hyperthyroidism…), for which I just started treatment, and he has still to be checked for dental health (I suspect that he'll require a good cleaning session.)
Does anyone have any idea what it all could mean?
Many many many thanks! And sorry for the long post!