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Labwork provides convenient and credible diagnostic testing for a broad range of abnormalities and diseases. Recently, it has set out new plans for COVID-19 testing, to test it at a large scale and to deliver accurate results in a short time. COVID-19 vaccination process has also increased the need for an antibody test. Labwork continues to provide efficient testing service for all COVID-19 tests too, including the diagnostic tests and the antibody test. Labwork has the staff and resources to check for COVID-19 on a large scale, and it ensures the safety of specimens and timely delivery of results. The panels and tests available at lab work help you monitor different aspects of your health in an all-inclusive way. The tests are comprehensive, providing a detailed report of your health to help you get relevant treatment.

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also offers special panels and tests for women and men. It also tests children for any genetic or non-genetic abnormalities. If you cannot visit the lab to submit a specimen, then you can always avail of the mobile phlebotomy service whereby a phlebotomist from lab work visits your place to collect a sample according to the standard procedures. It is a certified lab, fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for testing. We identify potential risks and existing health hazards with thorough testing. Labwork has all equipment for confirmatory tests too. The special panels for women and men analyze their specific diseases and health problems by testing the systems in conjunction with other systems in the body to provide a complete analysis of health. The lab has all tests for routine health examination, and tests to check for drugs, STDs, allergies, cardiovascular health, diabetes, and several diseases. Labwork is a certified lab having experts to guide every testing procedure. The centers of this lab are open at many locations in Houston, the USA to help you get a test at your nearest location. Labwork strives to make health management and treatment easier for you with its affordable tests, available at market competitive prices. If you want further information on any diagnostic tests, head over to our website or call us on our helpline. You can order a test, a panel, or special panels that consist of different panels and tests in one package. We guide you about pre-test procedures and post-test management of your health. Be it diagnostic testing, or a confirmatory test, lab work helps you take the right steps to protect your health. The procedures for testing are meticulous, carefully implemented to ensure accurate testing. Most diagnostic tests are risk-free, so you must not wait to get a test if you identify any symptom and abnormality in your health. The risk of side effects is also minimal in most of the tests. The lab continues to update its tests according to the new guidelines and research. It includes tests for most frequently abused, and harmful drugs. Lab work helps you make better health choices, to effectively manage your health, as diagnostic tests are a prerequisite for medical treatment. Getting a diagnostic test timely helps you manage your health productively.

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Labwork is providing a vast variety of standard drug tests whose results are also legally admissible. These drug tests are also frequently ordered by employers in many sectors to test new hires and existing employees. Lab work provides both drug screens and drug tests. The difference is that drug screen results are not officially valid, but the outcomes of a drug test are very accurate and totally acceptable.`1 Labwork also ensures full confidentiality and privacy of your data and information. It does not share the DNA profiles of the test participants with any third party. Lab work is a trusted name in providing secure and reliable medical diagnostic testing services. It is a proven fact that laboratory-based testing provides accurate results. The use of home test kits to extract samples does not ensure the same accuracy of results and the outcomes from such tests are also not legally valid. Home test kits are used to extract samples that could be sent to the medical diagnostic lab for testing. However, the results of diagnostic tests are more accurate when sample collection is done at a certified medical diagnostic lab. At lab work, professionals guide every stage of testing and ensure correct methods and equipment for sample collection too.

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Labwork also provides several tests to confirm biological family relationships. It provides maternity tests, paternity tests, sibling determination legal, grandparent DNA matching legal, and avuncular informational tests. All these tests use DNA samples thus their results are very accurate. These tests also help to determine the medical history of the biological family of a patient to find out if a specific ailment was due to genetic reasons. Diagnostic tests are required for several diseases. Medical diagnostic tests are a part of your routine health examination. These tests help you understand several important aspects of your health and inform you about any potential risks to your health. Labwork provides diagnostic tests for all age groups. You can also search for diagnostic tests for children in the vast database of tests provided at Labwork. Moreover, there are special diagnostic tests for men and women too. It provides tests for several contagious diseases such as Hepatitis, and many STDs. It also provides tests to help you manage your health. The Nutrition & Wellness Panel helps you understand your dietary deficiencies so that you can get relevant consultation to plan your diet. There are several tests to check different types of allergies. Diagnostic testing is an inevitable need to take care of your health. Not only those diagnostic tests are essential to get treatment for a disease, but they are also important for you to manage your health and reduce the risk for any potential ailment. These diagnostic tests also help understand if the reasons for a disease are genetic. You must get a diagnostic test soon as possible as several diseases are also asymptomatic, but they gradually keep on harming the body and you don’t get to know about it too. Some diseases only show symptoms in one gender and stay asymptomatic in the other. Contagious diseases may also spread to others, and it is necessary to get a timely diagnosis for their treatment.

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Labwork 360 is a Top Diagnostic Center in Houston that provides a comprehensive menu of general and specialty diagnostic tests. We are committed to making diagnostic testing convenient and easily accessible for people while maintaining high accuracy of tests and adherence to standard procedures. Our state-of-the-art technologies and perfect equipment ensure the safety of tested individuals and the observance of guidelines for accurate testing. We provide quick reports with fast turnarounds and offer mobile phlebotomy for a small fee. Whether you need a panel of tests or a single test, Labwork 360 can help you. Our tests can help assess risk factors for diseases, monitor treatments, and diagnose a wide range of conditions.

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Finally, the update on my health

TW: lots and lots and lots of talk about health, and bad health, in particular, below.  So I know I never really updated everyone on What Was (is) Going On With My Health. It’s been a huge mess, and I run out of spoons every day just trying to eat meals at the right times to take my meds.  Shortest version possible (believe it or not): at the end of May last year, 2019, pretty much all my joints and extremities swelled up unbelievably. Like I couldn’t put my feet on the floor because they were so swollen it felt like the skin would split open. I had to sit in a chair all day with my feet elevated on a stool and pillows just to keep them from continuing to swell, and I had to sleep with pillows under my feet to keep them from swelling more during the night. I say “sleep” loosely, because I was getting about an hour to two hours of very interrupted sleep every night. The swelling was so bad that just to leave my chair where my feet were elevated, and go sit at the table to eat meals, my feet would swell so bad it was hard for me to walk from the table back to my chair. Then my hands started going numb and tingly, but not in a “my hands are asleep” kind of way, but more an “this is excruciatingly painful but I still can’t feel my hands” kind of way. I couldn’t close my hands into a fist, and I couldn’t open my hands either, they were frozen in a sort of half curled position. There were several weeks where I couldn’t hold a fork or spoon to feed myself. There were months upon months were I couldn’t brush or wash my hair by myself. I spent months with my hands/wrists/feet/ankles packed in ice every 20 minutes to try to control the swelling. I also had this awful brain fog situation where I couldn’t focus on anything. Even if I had been able to hold a book, tablet, or phone (which I couldn’t, because my hands were so bad), I couldn’t read because I had absolutely zero concentration or focus or comprehension. Even watching TV was almost impossible because I would zone out and come back to awareness and so much time had passed I’d have no idea what was going on. I literally spent three or four months just sitting in that chair in pain, staring at the ceiling, crying on and off. So, so much more below the cut.

I could barely attend my niece and nephews baptism. We were there for as long as it took for the actual service to happen, and while I tried to stay for the meal and gifts and such, I was in such excruciating pain--and using a cane to even be able to walk--that we had to leave early.  My niece’s 4th birthday was a few weeks later, in late June, and again I was there with a cane and in excruciating pain. I’m my niece’s favourite person and having to tell her Auntie couldn’t get down and play with her, or hold her, was terrible. By the end of June, my PCP had run enough tests to be outside his area of knowledge and referred me out to a rheumatologist. The earliest the one I wanted to see could see me was January. This was the first week of July. So I looked around for whoever could see me first and chose them. The soonest someone could see me was, unfortunately, on my birthday last year, July 15th. So I spent my birthday seeing the rheumatologist, being diagnosed with carpal tunnel, tendinitis, and what he suspected was rheumatoid arthritis. Once I left his office, I spent my birthday getting bloodwork (8 vials, yikes, which continued monthly for the remainder of 2019), and then getting fitted for a set of wrist braces that I would have to sleep in for maybe the rest of my life, and wear during the day when the pain was so bad. The rheumatologist literally said to me “well, none of your labwork confirms this and we don’t really know, but we’re gonna treat you as if you had rheumatoid arthritis”. Although he kept running tests to try to confirm the RA, he didn’t look anywhere else to try and figure out what I actually have. So they started me on medication(s), and referred me to occupational therapy and physical therapy. I was so bad when I started going that my PT consisted of sitting in a chair and (trying) to flex my ankles in different directions, and then a lymph massage to try to reduce swelling. My occupational therapy, when I started, consisted of trying to pick up pieces of sponges and put them in a cup. I was so bad that was actually almost impossible for me. They also referred me out to have a nerve conduction test, where they stuck needles all through my arms and electrified them. It was the worst thing ever, let me tell you. Then I got referred to a hand surgeon (who is lovely, actually) for surgery. He decided to hold off on surgery and see if steroid shots would help (they did, to an extent, and I am so grateful for that). Fast forwards through months and months of testing and bloodwork and physical and occupational therapies and medications, and the swelling had reduced enough that I could stand up or walk to the bathroom or eat dinner without swelling up so bad anymore. Being at PT and OT still meant I came home and had to pack my feet and wrists in ice and elevate to take care of the extra swelling, but it was better. Not good, not right, but better. Fast forward more, still, and it’s December. At that point I could stand long enough to help cook dinner, or even run an errand or two before I was in too much pain and had to sit and elevate again. In mid-March they released me from PT and OT. Not because I was better--I still couldn’t (and can’t, now) bend my wrists at all--but because the prescription had run out. I’d basically used all the allotted amount I had. This ended up being alright in the long run, since aside from one trip to the lab for bloodwork, I haven’t left my house since my last day of OT on March 13th, due to Covid. Turns out having an auto-immune disease and being on immunosuppresants makes you REAL high risk for Covid, and I’m just not playing that game. At the beginning of April, I finally got to see the rheumatologist I WANTED to see all along (via video visit! Didn’t even have to leave my house and be exposed!). She’s awesome and is really set on finding an ACTUAL diagnosis for me and not just saying “we don’t know”. Had 9 vials taken from me in her first round of bloodwork, and then she said it looked like it could be Lupus and did more tests. She’s now pretty certain I DON’T have Lupus OR rheumatoid arthritis. I had an appointment with her at the very end of July (video, again), and it turns out she thinks I have something called sarcoidosis. This is going to require a CT scan, for my lungs and heart, to see if the disease is in them. Evidently with this particular auto-immune disease, your body overreacts and encapsulates what it thinks are dangerous foreign bodies (but really are just part of your own immune system) and creates “granulomas” around them. Basically think of an oyster creating a pearl around an invading body, except in this case instead of pearls, I have lumps of stuff that hurts me.  Horrifying to know I have to walk into a hospital at this point in time, of my own free will. Like I said before, aside from one set of bloodwork, I haven’t been exposed or been out where I could be exposed at ALL. All that goes out the window once I walk into a hospital for a CT scan. :\ After the CT scan, depending on the results, there’s other tests I’ll need. Chest x-rays, EKGs, pulmonary function tests, lung biopsies (YIKES) and others. She seems fairly confident that this is the correct diagnosis for me, but wants confirmation and also to see progression of disease.  At any rate, she’ll be changing my medication. Which sucks for so many reasons, not the least of which is I just picked up 360 tablets of it that I now won’t be taking. :| Also the fact that now I get to try a new medication and do the “am I having side effects or am I just anxious” song and dance. She’s also talking about needing to put me on steroids which I am REALLY unhappy about. I suppose it’s better to go on steroids than to die, but I’m still really unhappy about it. In other, related news, I’ve developed hypercalcemia. Which means there’s too much calcium in my blood, which can cause a HOST of other problems. So I’ve been put on a no-dairy, low calcium diet. Do you know how many items have calcium in them? Almost everything, that’s what. Also, they fortify all the non-dairy “milk” products with calcium. They all have as much or MORE calcium than dairy milk. It’s been a NIGHTMARE, to the point where I’m actually afraid of food now. I’m obsessively reading labels and doing research online. “How much calcium is in 81 grams of kiwi, after all?”. Nightmare. Dairy was my #1 love and foodgroup, and having to suddenly figure out all new things to eat and ways to cook while simultaneously being in pain and *exhausted* 24/7 because auto-immune is not. fun. at. all. It’s already all my energy every day to help make, eat, and clean up a meal. I literally have to sit in my chair after a meal with my feet elevated to recover. Now having to spend all this energy on a whole new diet plan is a nightmare. Basically this whole thing has been a MESS. It’s been 15 months, I’ve been being treated for the wrong disease for 14 months, the news I’m getting now is worse than the news that flattened my emotional response all those months ago, I still can’t function, and I can’t work. Oh, yeah. I haven’t played an instrument since May 2019. My whole life revolved around my music, and now I can’t even play to make myself feel better, because my hands don’t work. I’ve also been out of work since then, too: my last concert was April 2019. I haven’t made any money since. But I have had co-pays out the wazoo! Which reminds me that they raised the price on two of my meds, because of course they did. Thanks, congress. This has been really, really hard. My anxiety has skyrocketed through this, and my depression isn’t doing much better. Although physically I’m not as bad as I was, I’m nowhere near normal, and I don’t think I’ll ever be able to go back to my normal again, either. The best I’m hoping for at this point is to be able to eat calcium again someday, to not have my organs eaten up by this disease, and to continue existing. It’s been exhausting. It really, really has.  That’s not to mention the added stress and anxiety over Covid, and the fact that neither mom nor I can even go to a grocery store because of my high-risk status. We’re averaging getting groceries about once a month right now. It’s super fun now because I have to read the label on EVERYTHING but Aldi doesn’t post their nutrition labels online and!!! That means I have to either guess or not get things! Great!  All this to say that I miss being on tumblr. I miss all my friends here. I miss talking to you all and being able to laugh with you and geek out. Things have been really hard for me (and there are multitudes I haven’t included in here; even if my hands would allow that much typing, I’d probably hit a character limit. Just: I miss you all. I love you. I’ve been a wreck, but I think of you all often. <3

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This week has been all kinds of frustrating.

Monday: My new capture card arrives!  It glitches out constantly and doesn’t get enough power from the USB port to function.  I will have to return it.

Tuesday: I head to the local Wal-Mart to pick up my Ritalin prescription.

Wednesday: My new Xbox 360 arrives!  I open the box to discover that not only is it not the model I ordered, it’s missing the 250 GB hard drive that it was supposed to come with.

Thursday: I wake up early so I can go to the doctor’s office and get my blood drawn for labwork.  I run out of my old Ritalin prescription, so I open the bag containing the new bottle to discover that it contains one (1) pill.  I call Acadia Hospital to get this corrected.  I bike to the doctor’s office, walk in, get brought into the back, and discover that neither this clinic nor the local hospital has received the order for labwork to be done from...Acadia Hospital.  I call them again to correct this.

I wonder what Friday will bring.

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Audrey isn’t happy with me after our trip to the vet yesterday :’(

It was an hour and a half drive each way. So, that was stressful on her to begin with. There aren’t really any reptile specific vets near me.  This place seemed good, and I’m happy with them so far.

Anyway, Audrey developed a rash on her butt within the last week or two, so now i have meds and ointment to put on it. Plus, they took a fecal sample and found a mild case of pinworms. So, i have oral meds to give her as well.

Apparently, it’s not uncommon for feeder crickets to carry pinworms. I always assumed that captive bred feeder crickets should be free of parasites, but i guess not??? ...smh. So, it looks like dubia roaches will be her main staple from now on per the vets’ suggestion. I don’t mind that, roaches don’t smell, don’t make noise, and live longer than crickets. They’re just a bit more expensive.

Tbh there is part of me that kinda wants to blame PetSmart for the pinworms, but who know, maybe she’s had them since I got her.  I’ve bought crickets from PetSmart a handful of times in the last few months. They’re not my first choice, but I was in a pinch. Their crickets never seem very healthy. I even mentioned that to my mom about a month ago. They NEVER chirp, and quite a lot of them die before I can feed them.

They also drew Audrey’s blood while we were there and are sending it out for general labwork. Hopefully the results come back without any problems. I don’t foresee there being anything bad.  I just want to be safe, and this is her first vet visit, so it would probably be nice to just lay down some groundwork for any future problems that may arise  Those tests were expensive as fuck tho ...like $215 for the bloodwork alone.

So, it was a costly trip ~$360, plus at least another $95 for a follow up appointment and fecal exam.  So, that blew through my savings and any extra money i made by working the 4th of July.

It’s worth it though.  She’s 6 years old now and i hope to have her with me for a long time to come.  Their life expectancy is ~15-20 years.

I just wanna make sure everything is ok.  I love her.  I felt bad that I hadn’t taken her to the vet for a wellness visit yet.  Life just got in the way: my surgery, unreliable income, and then the craziness of going back to school.  I feel better now; it’s one less thing weighing on my conscience.

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North America to Dominate Laboratory Information System Market until 2025 – TechSci Research

Global Laboratory Information System MarketRising prevalence of chronic diseases and surging need for laboratory automation across the globe to drive the growth of global laboratory information system market

According to TechSci Research report, “Global Laboratory Information System Market By Product (Standalone LIS, Integrated LIS), By Component (Services, Software), By Delivery Mode (On-Premises, Cloud-Based), By End-user (Hospital Labs, Independent Labs, Physician Office Laboratories, Others), By Region, Forecast & Opportunities, 2025”, global laboratory information system market is expected to witness robust CAGR during the forecast period. Growing requirement for laboratory automation is one of the major factors accounting for the growth of global laboratory information system market. Moreover, development of integrated laboratory information systems is expected to bode well for the growth of global laboratory information system market through the forecast period. In addition to this, rising support for disease treatment methods and research by the governments across various economies is also anticipated to fuel the demand for associated technologies and solutions, thereby positively influencing the growth of global laboratory information system market. Also, laboratory information systems offers several benefits such delivering fast and accurate subtyping for diseases, decrease redundancy and costs, providing quick access to cancer data, and facilitating data collection and then integrating it through various types of instruments and systems, thereby fueling the growth of this market. However, there are certain factors that might hamper the growth of global laboratory information system market over the coming years such as high maintenance and service costs associated with laboratory information systems.

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Global laboratory information system market can be segmented based on product, component, delivery mode, end user, company, and region. Considering the component, the market is fragmented into services and software. The services segment dominated the global laboratory information system market in terms of largest market share until 2019 and is further anticipated to maintain its dominance during the forecast period as well, which can be accredited to their indispensable nature as well as repetitive requirement. Moreover, the end users depend on service providers for consulting, implementing services, data storage, maintenance, training, and regular upgrades of solutions, which is further anticipated to boost the segmental growth over the coming years. In terms of end user, the market is categorized into hospital labs, independent labs, physician office laboratories, others. Out of these, the hospital labs segment is forecast to grow at a high CAGR in the years to come, owing to increasing adoption of laboratory information systems in hospitals for reducing the waiting time for patients and improve the overall quality of diagnostics.

LabVantage, Abbott Laboratories, LabWare, McKesson Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, LabLyn, Computing Solutions, Labworks LLC, Siemens, Dassault Systemes, Orchard Software Corporation, Sunquest Information Systems Inc., Cerner Corporation, Computer Programs and Systems, Inc., CompuGroup Medical AG, Meditech, Epic Systems Corporation, Schuyler House, LabHealth, American Soft Solutions Corp are among others are the leading players operating in global laboratory information system market. The players are adopting several growth strategies to enhance the market scenario of laboratory information system. Other competitive strategies include product launches; mergers & acquisitions; agreements, partnerships, and collaborations; and expansions to diversify their product portfolio to strengthen their market position.

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