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What Do You Mean By Borderline Trypase? Can It Be Treated?
My husband has been under a dermatologist for a year and has had many blood tests also a bone marrow procedure done results were all normal. His latest blood test came back saying has a borderine raised tryptase, Can u explain what borderline trypase means can it be treatable?
Wed, 26 Feb 2014
hi
tryptase is a chemical(enzyme) produced in body by various cells.serum value are normally less than 11.5 ng/ml.they are raised in anaphylactic reaction to various allergen except allergen of food origin.
so before i tell you the possible causes you should have faith in your doctor since he is treating from the very beginning,having said that the cause could be-allergic reaction(anaphylaxsis)various myelodysplastic syndrome,end stage renal failure,AML to name the few.
take care and wish you good health
tryptase is a chemical(enzyme) produced in body by various cells.serum value are normally less than 11.5 ng/ml.they are raised in anaphylactic reaction to various allergen except allergen of food origin.
so before i tell you the possible causes you should have faith in your doctor since he is treating from the very beginning,having said that the cause could be-allergic reaction(anaphylaxsis)various myelodysplastic syndrome,end stage renal failure,AML to name the few.
take care and wish you good health
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