Blood test meanings

[REF88]

Does any one nonwhat they are testing for when the test required is
ATTG4
Thank you

[Didntgetmydiamondring]

Is that what it says on your blood form? Is it a hospital request or GP request?
I can’t see it on the directory. However...

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[REF88]

Yeh a gp request
The blood form basically says test required
ATTG4,b12,vitd,fola
Nothing much else it says 😩

[LethargicLumpOfLockdownLard]

Is it handwritten or typed? There's and IgG4 test and a few others that are similar, wondering if it's maybe been written wrong!
We get handwritten ones sometimes and often even our GPs struggle to tell me what they're meant to be.

[Leetepp]

Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (aPTT)? To do with thrombosis and blood clotting. The NHS have a blood test encyclopedia you could try.

[GnarlyOldGoatDude]

@REF88 could it be AtTGA instead of 4? That’s a blood test to look for coeliac disease. Would fit with the other bloods which are all to look for nutritional/ vitamin deficiencies.

[REF88]

Thank you 😊
Could possibly be a mistake not handwritten tho thanks for all your help