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What Does This Blood Test Results Indicate?
Hi doctor Robert :
My name is Reham And Iam 22 years old .my Weight is 45 kilogram and my height 156 cm .My WBC is always decrease it was3.9 range (4.5-11)now 3.6 and my neutrophil was 32 range between (50-70) now 24 and my lymphocyte always increase 61 range between (30-40) and esinophil 6 range (1-3)and I have chronic iron deficiency anemia my ferritin is4.5 range (13-126) and my hemoglobin is 11 and serum iron 4.5 (6-13)
My name is Reham And Iam 22 years old .my Weight is 45 kilogram and my height 156 cm .My WBC is always decrease it was3.9 range (4.5-11)now 3.6 and my neutrophil was 32 range between (50-70) now 24 and my lymphocyte always increase 61 range between (30-40) and esinophil 6 range (1-3)and I have chronic iron deficiency anemia my ferritin is4.5 range (13-126) and my hemoglobin is 11 and serum iron 4.5 (6-13)
Sat, 31 May 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
Your blood reports suggests that:
1. The hemoglobin levels, ferritin levels, and serum iron are low. This suggests iron deficiency anemia.
Treatment of iron deficiency anemia is iron supplements.
2. The white blood cell count is low and the differential counts reveals a low neutrophil count and high lymphocyte count.
The absolute neutrophil count and lymphocyte count reveal that the neutrophil counts are reduced which is causing a reduced total leukocyte count.
Low neutrophil counts are seen in infections, suppression of bone marrow, neutrophil defects, etc.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
Your blood reports suggests that:
1. The hemoglobin levels, ferritin levels, and serum iron are low. This suggests iron deficiency anemia.
Treatment of iron deficiency anemia is iron supplements.
2. The white blood cell count is low and the differential counts reveals a low neutrophil count and high lymphocyte count.
The absolute neutrophil count and lymphocyte count reveal that the neutrophil counts are reduced which is causing a reduced total leukocyte count.
Low neutrophil counts are seen in infections, suppression of bone marrow, neutrophil defects, etc.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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