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25 Year Old Male Wanting A Opinion On My Blood Work?
Question: Hello 25 year old male wanting a opinion on my blood work. I had blood work done 5 months ago and the doctor didn't call me back in so I assumed everything was good. I don't have a regular doctor i usually just go to walk in clinics. These are the only symptoms that are bothering me -palpitations frequently but i thinks its from anxiety. Also when I drink beer my heart rate goes up to the 120's but no pain. I weigh around 175 and 5'9. I also walk or jog for an hour 3 to 5 times a week and i try to eat healthy. Heres my blood work.
Brief Answer:
it is fine
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I've checked the attached reports. All your findings are fine. These minor elevations of proteins and CALC LDL are negligible and this isn't indicating a disease.
Your symptoms are nonspecific and in your age, this is usually due to anxiety so you should not be concerned about palpitations if these are not associated with chest pain. Moderate BP elevation is expected after alcohol intake, but in every case, alcohol should be taken responsibly and if you feel consequences you should reduce it.
But your liver markers are fine and there is no sign of over-consumption.
Wish you good health. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards
it is fine
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I've checked the attached reports. All your findings are fine. These minor elevations of proteins and CALC LDL are negligible and this isn't indicating a disease.
Your symptoms are nonspecific and in your age, this is usually due to anxiety so you should not be concerned about palpitations if these are not associated with chest pain. Moderate BP elevation is expected after alcohol intake, but in every case, alcohol should be taken responsibly and if you feel consequences you should reduce it.
But your liver markers are fine and there is no sign of over-consumption.
Wish you good health. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards
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