What are some emergency contraception options for people with protein C deficiency?

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Is the morning after pill safe for protein C deficient people? If not, what is?
I'm not sure. However, if it's hormone interaction you're worried about, then you may be interested in having a copper IUD inserted. For up to 5 days after an unprotected incident, having one put in place will act as emergency contraception and has a success rate of (I believe) 99.9%. As a bonus, it will continue to function as birth control for up to 12 years after insertion (some people say 10, but it has been proven effective for 12), and can be removed at any time.  (+ info)

How do you translate "C" reactive protein blood test into Spanish language?

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"C" reactive protein blood test may be requested to check general inflammation in a person's circulatory system. I need to request this test in Mexico, hence I need the Spanish language translation.
I need the "C" reactive protein blood test, please.

Necesito la "C" reactiva prueba de sangre de proteína, por favor.  (+ info)

Should a person with protein C deficiency take Plan B emergency contraception?

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I know those with protein C deficiency aren't supposed to take oral contraceptives (birth control) because of the risk of clots. But what about plan B?
You could have the same issue. Plan B is one time, and should be used sparingly due to other complications, but that also means that you wouldn't be using it over a length of time like with the birth control pill. For things like this, you should always consult your doctor, or at least let them know what you are planning. That means if you find you need to take Plan B, inform your doctor. That way if complications do develop, they have a record they can look at, rather than trying to figure it out without a proper pharmeceutical history.  (+ info)

a 35 c-reactive protein count and high neutrophils togeather could mean any type of illness or disease?

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On Dr. Oz today he had a lady on there that had a 20.4 c-reactive protein count and he had said that he had never seen a number that high. Should I see a doctor immediately and which type of doctor should I see.
A positive test means you have inflammation in the body. This may be due to a variety of different conditions, including:
* Cancer
* Connective tissue disease
* Heart attack
* Infection
* Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
* Lupus
* Pneumococcal pneumonia
* Rheumatoid arthritis
* Rheumatic fever
* Tuberculosis
This list is not all inclusive.
Note: Positive CRP results also occur during the last half of pregnancy or with the use of birth control pills (oral contraceptives).  (+ info)

Does protein will help in breast growing cup A to cup B or C?

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Protein is a foundational material in the structure of most living things. Proteins are one of the basic nutrients in our cell, tissues, organ. I wonder can protein help in breast growing if I consume more?
genetics help you.or cosmetic surgery. i know you are just learning about proteins and the significance of them, but also you must learn what breast tissue mostly is. check out your moms boobs and thats pretty much what you can expect  (+ info)

How can I lower my C-Reactive Protein test?

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Are there any nutritional, herbal or mineral methods to lower my C-Reactive Protein reading? It is a test of Cardiac risk.
My total cholesterol is 154. LDL's 112. HDL's 31.Triglycerides 57. CRP is 1.39. Glucose is 89. I weigh 175 at 6'2" about 19% bodyfat.
C reactive protein is NOT a test of cardiac risk. It is a nonspecific indicator of inflammation in the body, and elevations of CRP have been associated with cardiac events. This is a fine distinction, but it leads me to the point that lowering your CRP depends upon why it is elevated in the first place. It may be due to arthritis, a connective tissue disease, infection, or a host of other sources. You need to work with the physician who ordered the test to find out why it is elevated and then treat that condition.

Incidentally, treating the CRP has never been shown to reduce cardiac risk. Treating high cholesterol, blood pressure, diabetes, and stopping smoking reduces cardiac risk, and you are much, much better off working on these traditional risk factors for heart disease.  (+ info)

Do STATIN drugs increase your c-reactive protein which is a marker for inflammation. If so, why?

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Do STATIN drugs increase your c-reactive protein which is a marker for inflammation. If so, why?
A bit, and marketeers for some statins try to convey (to some doctors) that they have an inherent inflammatory effect which may diminish potential atheroschlerotic and thrombotic tendencies.  (+ info)

So will a C-reactive protein test show that I have an infection?

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I had or have an infection in a past root canal area, things I have read show there could be a problem with heart disease, stroke etc, and to test with a C-reaction protein test. So I was on medication (Aristin) and had it a week ago, so if I had the test would it show if the infection has cleared up. If it came back off would it mean the infection is still there, Don't want to loose the tooth if the infection has cleared up.Thanks
The CRP tests for inflammation, not infection. Having your white blood count tested would be more appropriate. Your infection in your root canal, if treated with antibiotics, will not increase your chances for a heart attack/disease or stroke.  (+ info)

how can you get protein c and s? would blood transfusions work?

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if you have congenital protein c or s deficiency.
You don't. You're basically on blood thinners for life.  (+ info)

Is it possible to have a high level of C-reactive protein (CRP) without having an infection?

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If yes, what could be the reason.The symptoms are just moderate fever up to 38 C .But no ears,tonsills or urine are in charge with it.
This could also be high from obesity, high b/p, high levels of LDL, high B/S, diabetes, , high blood fats, Low HDL,and smoking  (+ info)

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