Question 1

is it true if i consume high amount of protein will increase plasma protein level?

Accepted Answer

To a certain level: High protein diet will correct the deficiency, if any, and increase serum protein levels, mainly of albumin. However, it will not raise Albumin or total protein levels above the normal range.

Question 2

acetaminophen is 20-50% plasma protein bound & the absorption process occurs by passive transport. what does that mean to the average a. frequent user?

Accepted Answer

Nothing: It means you need to comply with the limits that the manufacturer recommends. How it gets into you and how it rides around inside of you has nothing to do with how it can ruin your liver overnight if you swallow a fistful.  3000 mg/day is safe; obviously you're going to take it in divided doses.

Question 3

if someone is on coumadin (warfarin) for a blood clot in the leg, which type of plasma protein is low?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily: A clot can be caused by prolonged sitting, or an injury to the leg with totally normal clotting factors and plasma proteins.  Certain clotting disorders may predispose to clotting or bleeding.

Question 4

my 12 weeks double marker result. free beta human chorionic gonadotropin 85.30ng per ml. pregnancy associated plasma protein a 2.81miu per ml. trisomy 21 screening with nt 1:1669. double test. 1:284. was this result normal?

Accepted Answer

: beta HCG appear seem in normal limits double test is usually i in 350. I would suggest that you ask your OB for his and the lab's normals and then the interpretation.

Question 5

can your baby grow out of his milk protein allergy?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Babies may outgrow their milk allergy at 12-15m old. Some go on to have lactose intolerance at age 2 yo.

Question 6

chicken allergy please help me find alt protein sources?

Accepted Answer

Many.: Meats include, fish, lamb, pork, and beef.  You can also get protein from many vegetables, especially legumes like peanut, soybean, pinto bean, peas, etc.  Also consider dairy products like milk, yogurt, greek yogurt (higher protein), and cheese.

Question 7

can you take whey protein if you have oas (oral allergy syndrome)?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: As long as you aren't allergic to whey, you should be able to take whey protein. Mostly oas is believed to be due to fruits or residual tree pollens on the food you eat.

Question 8

my son is on novolac and i am thinking to change his milk. he was placed om this due to reflux ( cows milk protein allergy) which is gone or very little some times. i want to change to nan but i dont know which one can someone please assist me?

Accepted Answer

Allergy milk: The options  include hydroxylated, soy based formulas. Reflux symptoms may be associated with cow's milk allergy. With this allergy, avoid cow's milk protein.

Question 9

my daughter has had an allergy to milk proteins since she was born.  she is now 3.  will she outgrow it soon?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Not every child outgrows allergies to milk. I advise you to go to the Allergist. They can check her  blood test to check the level of allergic antibody to milk. 
If the RAST test result is a level of 2 kU/L or less. This may predict that she is outgrowing the milk allergy.
 Then she may be ready for an oral food challenge under medical supervision.

Question 10

allergy to shellfish is caused by proteins?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Most allergens are proteins. A few are carbohydrates. Tropomyosin is one of the possible allergens in shrimp, for example. It is a muscle protein.

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Acetaminophen is 20-50% plasma protein bound & the absorption process occurs by passive transport. what does that mean to the average a. frequent user?

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If someone is on coumadin (warfarin) for a blood clot in the leg, which type of plasma protein is low?

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My 12 weeks double marker result. free beta human chorionic gonadotropin 85.30ng per ml. pregnancy associated plasma protein a 2.81miu per ml. trisomy 21 screening with nt 1:1669. double test. 1:284. was this result normal?

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Can your baby grow out of his milk protein allergy?

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Chicken allergy please help me find alt protein sources?

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Can you take whey protein if you have oas (oral allergy syndrome)?

A member asked:

My son is on novolac and i am thinking to change his milk. he was placed om this due to reflux ( cows milk protein allergy) which is gone or very little some times. i want to change to nan but i dont know which one can someone please assist me?

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My daughter has had an allergy to milk proteins since she was born. she is now 3. will she outgrow it soon?

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Allergy to shellfish is caused by proteins?

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