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What Does This Lab Report Indicate?
Question: Hi,
What does this mean please:
RBC:
Peripheral Blood Smear
Predominantly normocytic normochromic.
No features of active hemolysis seen.
And my
No hemoparasites seen.
WBC:
Total leucocyte count is within normal limits.
Predominant cells are neutrophils.
No immature/Abnormal cells seen.
Platelets:
Count appears to be adequate.
Morphology is normal.
Impression: :Normocytic normochromic smear.
Advice-clinical correlation.
And
Neutrophils.
Methodology: Fluorescent Flow Cytometry 69 %
What does this mean please:
RBC:
Peripheral Blood Smear
Predominantly normocytic normochromic.
No features of active hemolysis seen.
And my
No hemoparasites seen.
WBC:
Total leucocyte count is within normal limits.
Predominant cells are neutrophils.
No immature/Abnormal cells seen.
Platelets:
Count appears to be adequate.
Morphology is normal.
Impression: :Normocytic normochromic smear.
Advice-clinical correlation.
And
Neutrophils.
Methodology: Fluorescent Flow Cytometry 69 %
Brief Answer:
Normal blood count and peripheral smear
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
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The results indicate normal blood cell counts and morphology. All three blood lineages ie, RBC, WBC and platelets show normal count and characteristics.
Neutrophils are usually the predominant cells among WBC. Normal neutrophil count can be up to 70%.
High neutrophil count indicates possible bacterial infection.
69% neutrophil can be completely normal or due to underlying infection, and it depends on your clinical presentation and symptoms.
Hope this answers your questions
Please address further questions here
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi
Normal blood count and peripheral smear
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thank you for trusting HealthcareMagic for your health concern
The results indicate normal blood cell counts and morphology. All three blood lineages ie, RBC, WBC and platelets show normal count and characteristics.
Neutrophils are usually the predominant cells among WBC. Normal neutrophil count can be up to 70%.
High neutrophil count indicates possible bacterial infection.
69% neutrophil can be completely normal or due to underlying infection, and it depends on your clinical presentation and symptoms.
Hope this answers your questions
Please address further questions here
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
thank you. my understanding is everything is normal and I don't require a follow-up with my doctor. is that correct ?
To add the reason for my test was unexplained bruises on my legs and arms and tiny red dots on my skin.
To add the reason for my test was unexplained bruises on my legs and arms and tiny red dots on my skin.
Brief Answer:
Follow up answer
Detailed Answer:
Hello again,
I have gone through the attached reports. All your blood work up are normal. Nothing concerning at this point.
Sometimes unexplained bruising can occur especially in women around menstrual time
If the bruising or petechiae (red spots you noted) is recurrent follow up with your doctor to undergo further testing to assess problems like von willibrand factor deficiency.But such problems are highly unlikely in your case, since you have normal bleeding and clotting function as per the test results.
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi
Follow up answer
Detailed Answer:
Hello again,
I have gone through the attached reports. All your blood work up are normal. Nothing concerning at this point.
Sometimes unexplained bruising can occur especially in women around menstrual time
If the bruising or petechiae (red spots you noted) is recurrent follow up with your doctor to undergo further testing to assess problems like von willibrand factor deficiency.But such problems are highly unlikely in your case, since you have normal bleeding and clotting function as per the test results.
Regards
Dr.Lekshmi
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
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