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How long should it take to get Entyvio levels & antibodies?

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tiredofallthispoop
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Posted 8/5/2019 3:48 PM (GMT -7)
I did the bloodwork last Thursday, early afternoon, and the technician said it would take 24 - 48 hrs. It's been longer and I have my infusion tomorrow. I am wondering if there's any chance I'll actually get it before the infusion. It is being done by Labcorp.
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DBwithUC
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Posted 8/6/2019 7:28 AM (GMT -7)
Usually results are delivered to ordering physician first, and the timing of whenthey review results is a large factor in when you get them

Not really any way to say.
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iPoop
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Posted 8/6/2019 7:32 AM (GMT -7)
Really depends on the lab and network. I haven't used labcorp in a few years, but pretty sure they (along with most labs these days) have an app/website you can sign into and get alerts as soon as your test results are available. That way you know asap when the results are available.

However, I'd just get your infusion as scheduled and not worry. If your levels are low, then your doctor might increase the frequency of your entyvio infusions (from 8-week intervals to 6-weeks as an example).
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tiredofallthispoop
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Posted 8/7/2019 10:49 AM (GMT -7)
I got the results while in the waiting room - no antibodies - yay!! Trough levels are adequate. It's working!!
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