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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?
Question: Can you explain my blood results
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Sodium 139
Potassium 5.6
Serum urea 4.4
Serum creatinine 62
Triglyc 0.6
Serum total bilyrubin 5
Serum alk phos 82
Serum alanine amino transferase 74
Total protein 68
Serum albumin 40
Serum globulin 28
Gfr calculated > 90
Serum cholesterol 3.4
Ser triglyc 0.6
Serum Hdl cholesterol 1.36
Serum cholesterol 4.6
Hope you can understand these
Do not have my FBC resultS but nurse mentioned my mcv was only slightly raised
Potassium 5.6
Serum urea 4.4
Serum creatinine 62
Triglyc 0.6
Serum total bilyrubin 5
Serum alk phos 82
Serum alanine amino transferase 74
Total protein 68
Serum albumin 40
Serum globulin 28
Gfr calculated > 90
Serum cholesterol 3.4
Ser triglyc 0.6
Serum Hdl cholesterol 1.36
Serum cholesterol 4.6
Hope you can understand these
Do not have my FBC resultS but nurse mentioned my mcv was only slightly raised
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Discussion follows
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Thanks.
Your ALT is high. Bilirubin and Albumin are normal. If you have not had hepatitis in the past, the commonest cause is a fatty liver .
Since your creatinine and EGFR are normal, your elevated Potassium is not due to a kidney disease. It's is probably related to high Potassium in your diet. Reduce fruits and fruit juices.
Elevated MCV means your red blood cells are bigger than usual. This can occur if you have anemia due to B12 or folic acid deficiency or due to fast turn over of your rbcs.
Your doctor would investigate , find the cause and treat you. There's nothing of concern.
Discussion follows
Detailed Answer:
Thanks.
Your ALT is high. Bilirubin and Albumin are normal. If you have not had hepatitis in the past, the commonest cause is a fatty liver .
Since your creatinine and EGFR are normal, your elevated Potassium is not due to a kidney disease. It's is probably related to high Potassium in your diet. Reduce fruits and fruit juices.
Elevated MCV means your red blood cells are bigger than usual. This can occur if you have anemia due to B12 or folic acid deficiency or due to fast turn over of your rbcs.
Your doctor would investigate , find the cause and treat you. There's nothing of concern.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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