Lymphocytes And Monocytosis, PNS, Sinusitis, Had Haemogram, Differential Count, Blood Parasites, Peripheral Smear And X-ray
Complete Haemogram Sl.No. TEST RESULT REFERENCE RANGE 1 Haemoglobin 12.0 gms% 13 – 18 2 Packed Cell Volume 35 % 40 – 54 3 WBC Count 0000 /cmm 4000 – 0000 4 Platelet Count 0000 /cmm 0000 – 0000 5 ESR 20 mm/hr 0 – 15 6 RBC Count 4.3 Million/cmm 4.5 – 6.5 7 MCV 81 fl 75 – 95 8 MCH 28 uug 26 – 32 9 MCHC 34 Gms/dl 32 – 36 DIFFERENTIAL COUNT 1 Neutrophil 40 % 40 – 75 2 Lymphocyte 43 % 20 – 45 3 Eosinophil 03 % 1 – 6 4 Monocyte 14 % 2 – 10 BLOOD PARASITES 1 MP on smear No Hemoparasites PERIPHERAL SMEAR Red Cell Morphology RBCs:: Normocytic Normochromic RBCS Platelets: Adequate on Smear Comments : polymorphs with toxic Granulation accompanied by lymphocytes with cytoplasmic basophilia and an absolute monocytosis ? Bacterial etiology. X-Ray Paranasal Sinuses (PNS) Haziness noted in the right maxillary sinus - suggestive of sinusitis . Rest of the paranasal sinuses as well pneumatised and appear clear. The Walls of the Maxillary sinuses are well defined. Nasal septum is deviated to the right side. The nasal cavities do not show any abnomality. Right Maxillary sinusitis deviated nasal septum to the right side. X-Ray CHEST AP VIEW Lung fiekds are clear. Apices, costo and cardiophrenic angles are free Cardio vascular shadow and hila show no abnormal feature Bony thorax shows no significant abnormality. Domes of diaphragm are well delineated. IMPRESSION: Normal Study
It looks like you are having a sinus infection and this is the cause for your abnormal haemogram report. please meet your ent doctor for confirming this and further treatment. you will need antibiotics and nasal decongestant drops , please get the prescription from your doctor.
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Lymphocytes And Monocytosis, PNS, Sinusitis, Had Haemogram, Differential Count, Blood Parasites, Peripheral Smear And X-ray
Hello It looks like you are having a sinus infection and this is the cause for your abnormal haemogram report. please meet your ent doctor for confirming this and further treatment. you will need antibiotics and nasal decongestant drops , please get the prescription from your doctor. Thanks