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What Does My Lab Test Report Indicate?
Question: Need help in analyzing the general health checkup report of my mother Mr XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Bandary. Report is attached for your kind reference.
Brief Answer:
Major findings are raised HsCRP level.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Major findings are marginally raised cholesterol level,raised HsCRP and lymphocyte and low vitamin D.
At this stage,I only advise for diet and life style changes for marginally raised cholesterol level.
Avoid saturated fat and go for brisk walk regularly.
Mildly raised lymphocyte may be due to viral infection.It will be normal with control of infection.
She may also need vitamin D supplementation.Take one vitamin D tablet weekly for eight weeks then one tablet can be taken once monthly for six months.
Take calcium rich foods like milk and its products.
Expose herself to sunlight for atleast five minutes daily.
Raised HsCRP may be related to infection/inflammation.It need proper clinical evaluation.It may be related to joint pain etc.
Other findings are almost normal and not concerning.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
Major findings are raised HsCRP level.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Major findings are marginally raised cholesterol level,raised HsCRP and lymphocyte and low vitamin D.
At this stage,I only advise for diet and life style changes for marginally raised cholesterol level.
Avoid saturated fat and go for brisk walk regularly.
Mildly raised lymphocyte may be due to viral infection.It will be normal with control of infection.
She may also need vitamin D supplementation.Take one vitamin D tablet weekly for eight weeks then one tablet can be taken once monthly for six months.
Take calcium rich foods like milk and its products.
Expose herself to sunlight for atleast five minutes daily.
Raised HsCRP may be related to infection/inflammation.It need proper clinical evaluation.It may be related to joint pain etc.
Other findings are almost normal and not concerning.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.
Take Care
Dr.Indu XXXXXXX
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