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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?
Question: Hi doctor,
I used to suffer from severe anxiety but finally got cured recently.
I still suffer from chronic tension headaches and allergic rhinitis.
Often feel weak and recently ive got a stomach bloat and found some fats on my liver
I made a full body catscan and sonar and results were normal except some gases in stomach.
I normally consume plenty of paracetamol for my migraines.
Here are my labs:
Normal tests actually very good:
liver function, kidney, cholestrol, ldl, hdle, trig, hepatitis b and c, sugar level
Everything is great
Normal blood picture below:::::: normal reference are between brackets
Haemoglobin: 13.4 reference (13-18)
Red blood cells: 4.7 reference(4.5-6.5)
White blood cells: 4,800 reference (4000-10000)
Basophilis : 0% reference (0-100%)
Eosinphilis : 48 reference(40-400)
Neutrophilis: 3216 reference(2500-7500)
Monocytes : 240 reference(200-800)
Blast cells : 0%
Myeleos : 0%
Metamyelos: 0%
Mpv : 7 reference (6.5-11)
Mcv : 85.5 reference(76-96)
Mch : 29 reference(27-32)
Mchc : 33.5 reference(32-36)
Rdw : 13 reference(10-15)
Pdw: 11 reference(10-18)
Abnormal blood picture below:::::
Blood platelets- 122,000 reference(150,000-400,000)
Michrohaematocrit- 40 reference(42-46)
Pct - 0.083% reference(.100-.500)
Lymphocytes - 1296 reference(1500-3500)
Please tell me what does my labs indicate or show?
Thanks
I used to suffer from severe anxiety but finally got cured recently.
I still suffer from chronic tension headaches and allergic rhinitis.
Often feel weak and recently ive got a stomach bloat and found some fats on my liver
I made a full body catscan and sonar and results were normal except some gases in stomach.
I normally consume plenty of paracetamol for my migraines.
Here are my labs:
Normal tests actually very good:
liver function, kidney, cholestrol, ldl, hdle, trig, hepatitis b and c, sugar level
Everything is great
Normal blood picture below:::::: normal reference are between brackets
Haemoglobin: 13.4 reference (13-18)
Red blood cells: 4.7 reference(4.5-6.5)
White blood cells: 4,800 reference (4000-10000)
Basophilis : 0% reference (0-100%)
Eosinphilis : 48 reference(40-400)
Neutrophilis: 3216 reference(2500-7500)
Monocytes : 240 reference(200-800)
Blast cells : 0%
Myeleos : 0%
Metamyelos: 0%
Mpv : 7 reference (6.5-11)
Mcv : 85.5 reference(76-96)
Mch : 29 reference(27-32)
Mchc : 33.5 reference(32-36)
Rdw : 13 reference(10-15)
Pdw: 11 reference(10-18)
Abnormal blood picture below:::::
Blood platelets- 122,000 reference(150,000-400,000)
Michrohaematocrit- 40 reference(42-46)
Pct - 0.083% reference(.100-.500)
Lymphocytes - 1296 reference(1500-3500)
Please tell me what does my labs indicate or show?
Thanks
Brief Answer:
Your reports seems normal..no worries
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear.
I think you are very much worried regarding your lab reports.
Let me tell you they are all normal. Please do not worry.
Even the borderline low platelets is a normal variation and it can happen as sometimes platelets get clumped to each other so machine may give slightly lower value. As far as they are above 1 lakh , it is fine. Similarly a borderline low lymphocyte counts is acceptable and no worries. same is with pct and microhematocrit.
Just eat healthy diet including papaya and exercise daily to relieve stress and anxiety
Thanks and regards
Your reports seems normal..no worries
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear.
I think you are very much worried regarding your lab reports.
Let me tell you they are all normal. Please do not worry.
Even the borderline low platelets is a normal variation and it can happen as sometimes platelets get clumped to each other so machine may give slightly lower value. As far as they are above 1 lakh , it is fine. Similarly a borderline low lymphocyte counts is acceptable and no worries. same is with pct and microhematocrit.
Just eat healthy diet including papaya and exercise daily to relieve stress and anxiety
Thanks and regards
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