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I Have Got The Full Report For The Complete Body
Question: I have got the full report for the complete body tests. I am not able to interpret the report. Can you please let me know, what activities should I do , or do I need any medications. At what things i need to focus at. I am attaching my full body report.
Brief Answer:
None immediately alarming features...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I went through the uploaded reports. There are some abnormalities noted in the report; but I did not find any value to be significant and alarming yet. Couple of abnormalities that needs attention are:
1. Higher than normal BMI: At 25.4, the BMI indicates obesity. This is also reflected by your cholesterol report. There are marginal disturbances which if left untreated now can cause health risks (cardiac and brain) in future. Therefore I will recommend you start life style changes - exercise (cardioexercises and some weight lifting); avoid too much oil and fats. Get your weight down and monitor cholesterol levels annually.
2. Vitamin D deficiency: Reports suggest vitamin D deficiency. It should be corrected with supplements. Vitamin D supplements like D rise capsule 60000 IU to be taken once a week for 8 weeks. In addition I will also suggest daily sun exposure for 20-30 minutes.
Besides these there are some abnormalities in the form of low eosinophil, high lymphocyte, mentzer index, hematocrit as well as elevated ALT value noted. These are not significant.
Your ECG is also essentially normal.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
None immediately alarming features...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I went through the uploaded reports. There are some abnormalities noted in the report; but I did not find any value to be significant and alarming yet. Couple of abnormalities that needs attention are:
1. Higher than normal BMI: At 25.4, the BMI indicates obesity. This is also reflected by your cholesterol report. There are marginal disturbances which if left untreated now can cause health risks (cardiac and brain) in future. Therefore I will recommend you start life style changes - exercise (cardioexercises and some weight lifting); avoid too much oil and fats. Get your weight down and monitor cholesterol levels annually.
2. Vitamin D deficiency: Reports suggest vitamin D deficiency. It should be corrected with supplements. Vitamin D supplements like D rise capsule 60000 IU to be taken once a week for 8 weeks. In addition I will also suggest daily sun exposure for 20-30 minutes.
Besides these there are some abnormalities in the form of low eosinophil, high lymphocyte, mentzer index, hematocrit as well as elevated ALT value noted. These are not significant.
Your ECG is also essentially normal.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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