MomOfMiles
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I've been told by one person that it could have been elevated because he was malnourished, since he was hospitalized for failure to thrive.
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3 mo. old - Borderline sweat test
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MomOfMiles
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I've been told by one person that it could have been elevated because he was malnourished, since he was hospitalized for failure to thrive.
MomOfMiles
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I've been told by one person that it could have been elevated because he was malnourished, since he was hospitalized for failure to thrive.
MomOfMiles
New member
I've been told by one person that it could have been elevated because he was malnourished, since he was hospitalized for failure to thrive.
MomOfMiles
New member
I've been told by one person that it could have been elevated because he was malnourished, since he was hospitalized for failure to thrive.
The day after DS was born, he ended up having surgery for a bowel obstruction. No family history of CF. Was a complete shock. He had two blood tests and a sweat test (at 3 weeks). One blood test was inconclusive because they didn't get a large enough sample. The sweat test was a 32 and then the blood test they did at the local hospital came back and it showed he had CF.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
The day after DS was born, he ended up having surgery for a bowel obstruction. No family history of CF. Was a complete shock. He had two blood tests and a sweat test (at 3 weeks). One blood test was inconclusive because they didn't get a large enough sample. The sweat test was a 32 and then the blood test they did at the local hospital came back and it showed he had CF.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
The day after DS was born, he ended up having surgery for a bowel obstruction. No family history of CF. Was a complete shock. He had two blood tests and a sweat test (at 3 weeks). One blood test was inconclusive because they didn't get a large enough sample. The sweat test was a 32 and then the blood test they did at the local hospital came back and it showed he had CF.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
The day after DS was born, he ended up having surgery for a bowel obstruction. No family history of CF. Was a complete shock. He had two blood tests and a sweat test (at 3 weeks). One blood test was inconclusive because they didn't get a large enough sample. The sweat test was a 32 and then the blood test they did at the local hospital came back and it showed he had CF.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
The day after DS was born, he ended up having surgery for a bowel obstruction. No family history of CF. Was a complete shock. He had two blood tests and a sweat test (at 3 weeks). One blood test was inconclusive because they didn't get a large enough sample. The sweat test was a 32 and then the blood test they did at the local hospital came back and it showed he had CF.
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<br />Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.
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<br />Push for more extensive testing. Find a proactive doctor. You don't want to be wasting time waiting when your child may not be getting proper treatment -- nutritional, lung, etc.