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What Are My Health Implications Bases On The Reports?
Result of tests are: Anti Hbe positive, Anti Hcv negative, HbcAg negative, HbsAg positive, Hb 14.0gldt, Rvs Negative, Total bilirubin 35.3m/l, Neutrophilis 58%, Lymphocytes 41%, Eosinphils NIL, Monoctyes 01%, Prostrate gland = 37mm AP X 40mm TRV X 46mm SAG Enlarged Homogenenuos parenchyma. Please what are the interpretations and my state of health. AGE: 48, HEIGHT: 1.5m, WEIGHT: 85g MED HISTORY: NIL
Wed, 3 Sep 2014
Hello, Thnx to contact us. If I am your treating doctor I would like to advice you that you have hepatitis B infection which is now in zero replication phase suggested by absent Hbe and positive Anti-Hbe. Also your bilirubin is very high and mildly enlaged prostate. Take regular treatment for the Hepatitis and also for prostate. If you have any problems in urination I advice you surgical removal of prostate. If you have anything else to ask please contact me. Thanx. Dr. Arun Tank
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