Question 1

on blood test bacteria +.  test name escherichia coli.  >100000cgu/ml.what does this mean? antiobiotic name. ampicillin r. ceftriaxone. s. cefazolin.s.bactrim.r.gentamycin.s.cipriflixacin.r. what do these mean?

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Antibiogram: Those results seem to be from an antibiogram. This study says which bacteria grew up on the culture test and its sensivity (S) or resistance (R) to some antibiotics. This test is helpful to select the best available antibiotic treatment. It is important to speak out your thoughts to your doctor for having the best interpretation about this results, since these depend of the specific situation.

Question 2

my b12 blood level is 154, is this low?

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Very low: Yes, that is a very low B12 level. You will almost certainly feel much better when you get it up- try to raise it to at least 600. Unless you are following a vegan diet you're probably not absorbing B12 and it would be best to get B12 shots, ideally methylcobalamin or hydroxycobalamin. See http://bit.Ly/1607tg3 and 
http://www.Naturalnews.Com/027045_vitamin_b12_cyanocobalamin_methylcobalamin.Html.

Question 3

my sodium blood level is 147. should i be concerned?

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No: That is a normal result.

Question 4

is co2 blood level 33 high?

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A little: The usual values are less than 30, so this is a little high. There can be several causes of this that include respiratory problems and metabolic problems.

Question 5

psa blood level 0.9 is that good?

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It is fine: It is fine. We get concerned if the number is high or if there is a large increase at next check.

Question 6

what does a high iga blood level mean?

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If: Slightly elevated probably not much. Of concern will be a low number, suggesting immunosuppression, or a very high one suggesting some proliferative disorder. F/u with your doctor to determine course of action.

Question 7

can an increase of blood level cause palpitation?

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Depends: Well, i don't know what you mean. Blood level of what? If you mean blood pressure, high blood pressure can be related to rhythm problesm such as atrial fibrillation, so the answer could be yes.

Question 8

my magnesium blood level is 2.6, is this dangerous?

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No, if: The units used were mg/dl. The ordering physician would explain better in context with your case, wish you wellness

Question 9

what is the main cause of low pcv or low blood level?

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Do you mean low mcv?: Low blood with low MCV is associated with iron deficiency which could come from heavy periods, low stomach acid,  or parasites.

Question 10

my mcv blood level is 66. is this low? is it dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Insist on an answer: If you're mildly or not anemic and your RBC count is a bit high, you probably have thalassemia minor which is a non-problem unless you marry someone else who has it. If your RBC count is also lowish and/or you're seriously anemic, you're likely to be iron deficient. There are other possibilities. Your physician needs to explain. Best wishes.

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On blood test bacteria +. test name escherichia coli. >100000cgu/ml.what does this mean? antiobiotic name. ampicillin r. ceftriaxone. s. cefazolin.s.bactrim.r.gentamycin.s.cipriflixacin.r. what do these mean?

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Psa blood level 0.9 is that good?

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What does a high iga blood level mean?

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