[MeganMomof5]

A copy of my labs came in the mail today....It has all the numbers etc...It said in the results:

One of two lupus anticoagulant confirmatory tests (hexagonal lipid neut) is positive and may indicate a clinically significant lupus anticoagulant. Repeat testing after at least 12 weeks to evaluate the patient for persistent abnormality is recommended in consensus guidelines for LAC testing.


anyone know what any of this means? it also has all my numbers and then it has the abnormal range, and I seem to be in the middle except for one thing I seem to be high on...UGH I don't want to have to wait 12 weeks to be tested again.

[Pitridge]

I have no idea what nay of it means, sorry....I just wanted to give you tons of HUGS

[Kary♥RN]

Megan.. Do you have a family Dr?

If I was you I would ... (And did do)
I would call and make an appt with my Regular Primary Dr.. While yes these test are being done because of your losses.. Some of these tests can dirrectly affect you, and may put you at higher risk for blood clots. So by bringing these test with you, your Dr may want you to see a Hemetologist(If he thinks that this can cause clots and or Rhumetologist, if he thinks you may have lupus. (When I was diag with the MTHFR my Dr sent right to a hemetologist.. my dr said I don't do the "blood stuff")

Here is a link that goes over your blood test...

Lupus Anticoagulant: The Test