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Kidney damage after Cisplatin
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JohnSkiffin16 said:Blood Labs...
Kent, aren't they testing your GFR and other kidney function along with TSH and Free T4 for thyroid function annually?
My bloodwork is still tested minimally once a year.
I actually have bloodwork in the morning, and then the annual PET around 9:30.
Wish me luck and success bro...
Best,
John
Yes- do get it a week before my Onco (2/year) visit, but she never says anything about it. Rad Dr is the one who added the Thryroid part of the testing../
AND YES- best of luck/hopes and Prayers for your PS/CT, John.
kcass
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