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Lactate dehydrogenase

Lactate dehydrogenase

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Nov 3, 2026

Amie BurbridgeHOST
23:36
there any blood tests that you would do to help indicate increased cell turnover within the body? Yeah, so
Ben LovellHOST
23:45
moving on to things like my general sort of haematological screen, your LDH and your BG microglobulin as well would be useful.
Amie BurbridgeHOST
23:57
Would I speak to heme at this point? Anemia?
Ben LovellHOST
24:02
So she's got one line down.
RebeccaHOST
16:25
These compounds weren't tested to see whether they were psychoactive or acted on those types of receptors.
RebeccaHOST
16:32
They found they didn't exhibit an anti-inflammatory activity based on an LDH inhibition assay.
RobHOST
16:37
That doesn't really tell you very much at all, does it? Which doesn't
RebeccaHOST
16:39
really tell you a lot.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:24
Hypoglycemia, functional.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:26
This is fasting glucose below 85, and you'll have another marker called LDH, or lactate dehydrogenase, and that will be below 140.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:38
That could be indicative of hypoglycemia.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:41
Symptoms are unrelated to any type of disease or medication and symptoms are resolved when you eat.
Jin W. SungHOST
37:46
Hypoglycemia, functional.
Jin W. SungHOST
37:48
This is fasting glucose below 85, and you'll have another marker called LDH, or lactate dehydrogenase, and that will be below 140.
Jin W. SungHOST
37:59
That could be indicative of hypoglycemia.
Jin W. SungHOST
38:03
Symptoms are unrelated to any type of disease or medication and symptoms are resolved when you eat.
Jin W. SungHOST
13:46
Hemoglobin A1C will sometimes will be below 5.
Jin W. SungHOST
13:51
Something called lactate dehydrogenase or LDH will be below 140.
Jin W. SungHOST
14:00
And then we also look at some of the minerals like chloride, potassium, and sodium to see if there's any adrenal dysfunction.
Jin W. SungHOST
14:07
You can also do other things like an adrenal panel.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
29:51
Your body's making more of these baby red blood cells to compensate.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
29:56
There are also some laboratory blood values that we check that look at some of those things that are released from the red blood cells when they hemolyze, and that's called LDH, lactate dehydrogenase, or LDH, as well as bilirubin.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
30:13
Bilirubin is the yellow substance that makes your eyes yellow when you have hemolysis.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
30:18
So those are the three most commonly that are sent.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
30:22
And they're sent sometimes together with the hemoglobin.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
30:25
So individuals can look back.
Biree AndemariamGUEST
30:27
You can look at your laboratory records and see what your LDH bilirubin, usually the indirect bilirubin, and your reticulocyte count are.
Golie GreenHOST
30:38
This is very, very helpful.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
4:45
And that's something we can measure in the blood.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
4:47
I measure it on every single one of my patients that are dealing with an oncological diagnosis and LDH.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
4:53
And because that tells me kind of how much lactase is being produced, where are we at as far as treatment, and I can use that sort of as another tool, another marker to gauge what we're doing therapy-wise.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
5:05
But with that, when LDH is going up, that correlates with something called HIF-1, and that's that hypoxic intrinsic factor.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
5:14
So HIF-1, again, low oxygen.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
5:17
So when we're using things like ozone, which is a supercharged, hyperoxygenated, it's going to disrupt all of that.

9 MINS LATER

Joanie JacksonGUEST
14:06
absolutely.
Joanie JacksonGUEST
14:07
And let's
Christopher BaligaGUEST
39:44
So how do you diagnose this? You're Aged less than 21 is primarily kids, and I think it was 5 to 12 was the age that was most impacted.
Christopher BaligaGUEST
39:51
They have persistent fever with two organ system involvements, so cardiac, respiratory, renal, hematologic, GI, dermatologic, or neurologic complications, elevated inflammatory markers, which are CRP, sed rate, ferritin, procal, IL-6, LDH, fibrinogen, D-dimer, elevated neutrophils, low lymphocytes, low albumin, and severe illness requiring hospitalization.
Christopher BaligaGUEST
40:15
You have to have some positive evidence of COVID within the last 60 days if you're doing a PCR or a history of COVID exposure or positive serology.
Christopher BaligaGUEST
40:25
I don't know how helpful that is because almost everyone is going to have immunity now against COVID.
KaleHOST
9:27
And if you are incredibly unlucky and your DLBCL decides to circulate, you could have a lymphocytosis, but that's probably as rare as hen's teeth.
NickHOST
9:35
The LDH, or lactate dehydrogenase, might be elevated, and spontaneous tumour lysis is possible with very bulky disease that is starting to break itself down.
NickHOST
9:44
Have a listen to episode 103 if you need a refresher on how we diagnose TLS.
NickHOST
9:48
It's a really good point, Cale, about circulating disease.

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Jed KitsonGUEST
20:48
Remember, the journal center has a dark zone where central blasts are proliferating and undergoing somatic hypermutation, and a light zone where they're selected based on their antigen affinity.
Jed KitsonGUEST
20:59
If a lymphoma has high expression of DZ-associated genes, as in DZ-sig positive, then this tells you that you've got a more aggressive lymphoma.
Jed KitsonGUEST
21:09
DZ-SIG is where you find our double-hit MYC and BCL-2 lymphomas, which tend to present with advanced disease, bone marrow involvement, and high LDH.
Jed KitsonGUEST
21:18
They have a predilection for the CNS, with high rates of involvement both at diagnosis and at relapse, and they have poor outcomes from standard immunochemotherapy.
Michael KarlfeldtGUEST
16:58
So I do the same.
Michael KarlfeldtGUEST
17:01
I also look at LDH, sed rate, C-reactive protein, and then also a lot of the other ones that are really important, like fibrinogen, ferritin, homocysteine level.
Michael KarlfeldtGUEST
17:13
And you want to obviously make sure that the blood sugar regulation is appropriate And then we can check for like VEGF and a lot of cancer drivers, IGF-1 that are important to look at.
Michael KarlfeldtGUEST
17:26
And also like TSH, for instance, a lot of people don't realize that it is a stimulating hormone in itself to stimulate growth.

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