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What Does My Lab Test Report Indicate?

I have these test results and don t understand them.. YYYY@YYYY GENH GENERAL HEALTH PANEL     F 15410 - WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT1     13.0          K/uL     4.0-11.0      H     F 15400 - RED BLOOD CELL COUNT1          4.71     M/uL     4.0-5.5           F 15200 - HEMOGLOBIN1          14.7     g/dL     12.0-16.0           F 15160 - HEMATOCRIT1          43.9     %     36-48           F 15430 - MCV1          93.2     fL     78-102           F 15450 - MCH1          31.2     pg     25-35           F 15470 - MCHC1          33.5     %     30-38           F 14130 - RBC DISTRIBUTION WIDTH1          14.3     %     11.5-16.0           F 15360 - PLATELET COUNT1          362     K/uL     150-450           F 15420 - NEUTROPHILS1     71.1          %     40-70      H     F 15220 - LYMPHOCYTES1          22.8     %     20-48           F 15250 - MONOCYTES1          5.5     %     3-14           F 15270 - EOSINOPHILS1     0.3          %     1-7      L     F 15290 - BASOPHILS1          0.3     %     0-3           F 15570 - ABS NEUTROPHILS1     9.2          K/uL     1.8-7.0      H     F 15580 - ABS LYMPHOCYTES1          3.0     K/uL     1.0-4.0           F 15590 - ABS MONOCYTES1          0.7     K/uL     0.1-1.1           F 15610 - ABS BASOPHILS1          0.0     K/uL     0-0.3           F 15661 - ABS EOSINOPHILS1     0.0          K/uL     0.05-0.50      L     F 11860 - SODIUM1          139     mEq/L     135-145           F 11520 - POTASSIUM1          4.4     mEq/L     3.5-5.3           F 10380 - CHLORIDE1          102     mEq/L     98-107           F 10500 - CARBON DIOXIDE1          25     mEq/L     21-31           F 10280 - UREA NITROGEN1          12     mg/dl     7-25           F 80480 - CREATININE1          1.10     mg/dL     0.6-1.3           F 10900 - GLUCOSE1          98     mg/dl     65-100           F 80220 - CALCIUM TOTAL1          10.5     mg/dl     8.7-10.5           F 12100 - TOTAL PROTEIN1          7.0     g/dl     6.4-8.3           F 12150 - ALBUMIN1          4.5     g/dl     3.5-5.2           F 11700 - SGOT (AST)1          21     U/L     13-40           F 11720 - SGPT (ALT)1          24     U/L     7-52           F 10050 - ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE1          54     U/L     34-115           F 10240 - TOTAL BILIRUBIN1          0.8     mg/dL     0.3-1.2           F 26500 - eGFR NON-AFRICAN AMERICAN CALC1     53          mL/min/1.73m 2          L     F 35910 - eGFR AFRICAN AMERICAN CALC:1          61     mL/min/1.73m 2               F ESTIMATED GFR (CALCULATED) REF RANGE: OR = 60 mL/min/1.73M 2 19052 - TSH RESULT:1          0.364     mIU/mL     0.350-5.500           F LPP LIPID PROFILE     F 12120 - TRIGLYCERIDES1     167          mg/dl      10460 - CHOLESTEROL1     302          mg/dl      11080 - HDL CHOLESTEROL1          67     mg/dl      /= 40           F 11090 - LDL CHOLESTEROL1     202          mg/dl          H     F 42270 - NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL1     235          mg/dL          H     F 11100 - CORONARY RISK RATIO1          4.51                    F AVERAGE CORONARY RISK RATIO FOR FEMALES: 4.44 NOTE: NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL IS A BETTER INDICATOR FOR CARDIOVASCULAR RISK THAN LDL-CHOLESTEROL FOR PATIENTS WHO HAVE INCREASED TRIGLYCERIDES OR ARE NON-FASTING. H = Above high normalL = Below low normal Performing Laboratory:
Thu, 8 Aug 2019
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Hi,

The results indicate that you may have a bacterial infection (the white cell count is elevated along with neutrophils- these are a type of white cell that goes up with infection.

In addition, the cholesterol may be high but the results cannot be seen clearly to state this for sure.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr Michelle Gibson James, General & Family Physician
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What Does My Lab Test Report Indicate?

Hi, The results indicate that you may have a bacterial infection (the white cell count is elevated along with neutrophils- these are a type of white cell that goes up with infection. In addition, the cholesterol may be high but the results cannot be seen clearly to state this for sure. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Michelle Gibson James, General & Family Physician