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What Does This Blood Report Indicate?
Brief Answer:
Non worrisome labs
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I am not worried about your lab results. You should not be stressed and panicky looking at the normal values mentioned in the report next to each value. They are just for doctor's reference. So doctor has to interpret the reports and not for you.
Moreover any clinical inference without proper history and examination will be futile job.
However I find most of your results are commonly seen without any disease.
Let me know why did you get the tests done. Why do you think about HIV?
Non worrisome labs
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I am not worried about your lab results. You should not be stressed and panicky looking at the normal values mentioned in the report next to each value. They are just for doctor's reference. So doctor has to interpret the reports and not for you.
Moreover any clinical inference without proper history and examination will be futile job.
However I find most of your results are commonly seen without any disease.
Let me know why did you get the tests done. Why do you think about HIV?
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I had vaginal sex with a prostitude before 5 years till that time I am having mild uti once and penile balantis twice so I regular go for CBC checks and I am worried that my wbc is only 7000 when normal range goes to 11000 and neotrophils only 55% when normal range gone to 70% and monocyte are 9% which is maximum in percentage of it's range plz .
What is appx average or majority healthy people wbc count is plz tell.
What is appx average or majority healthy people wbc count is plz tell.
Brief Answer:
invidual report is important
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
It really does not makes sense to test regularly with CBC when the exposure was over 5 yrs. Moreover the lab values are to be counted invidually and not on national average or lab average.
I find the WBC is normal from 4000 to 11000 per cumm. The neutrophils can be from 45% to 70%. Monocyte from 1 to 10%.
The report has to be considered holistically and not by national average.
I think you better concentrate on other important health findings now like diabetes, bp, cholesterol, waist circumference, weight than mere CBC.
Let me know if you have any further queries on this.
invidual report is important
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
It really does not makes sense to test regularly with CBC when the exposure was over 5 yrs. Moreover the lab values are to be counted invidually and not on national average or lab average.
I find the WBC is normal from 4000 to 11000 per cumm. The neutrophils can be from 45% to 70%. Monocyte from 1 to 10%.
The report has to be considered holistically and not by national average.
I think you better concentrate on other important health findings now like diabetes, bp, cholesterol, waist circumference, weight than mere CBC.
Let me know if you have any further queries on this.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Ok Dr. According to you it is not matter to concern plz tell me the majority average healthy count is 7000 is majority people wbc count in healthy stage and I should not worry about that.
Brief Answer:
Yes it is the average count in majority
Detailed Answer:
You should not worry about the count. Take it my word. I hope you are not still indulging in such high risk behaviours. If you keep continuing same behaviour as what you did 5 yrs back you with a prostitute you should change that.
If that was the only stint just forget it and go ahead.
Yes it is the average count in majority
Detailed Answer:
You should not worry about the count. Take it my word. I hope you are not still indulging in such high risk behaviours. If you keep continuing same behaviour as what you did 5 yrs back you with a prostitute you should change that.
If that was the only stint just forget it and go ahead.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
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