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Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / October 2007

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Very Low TNF-Alpha - Bad?

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JayDee - 26 Oct 2007 01:11 GMT
In my latest blood test, my "TNF-Alpha, Highly" result was "< 1.0L"
while the range was 1.2-15.3.

The doctor said this could mean a problem with my immune system, which
makes sense considering some of the health problems I've had (benign
brain tumor and osteitis in my pelvic region).

Opinions?

Thanks!

- JmD
monty1945@lycos.com - 26 Oct 2007 03:55 GMT
The problem is that it could mean anything, or even nothing at all, in
the sense of "disease" development.  There are all kinds of other
molecules that appear to be important but which you were not tested
for, but again, how could anyone even have a decent guess at it with
the information you provided.  Since this is a nutritional newsgroup,
why don't you specify what your diet is like, has been like in the
past, and also you medical history?  Without those things, you really
can't expect much of an intelligent response, even from someone who
might be able to explain to you what your situation likely involves.
 
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