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My blood test results:
total bilirubin: 1.41 h
ast: 40 h
alt: 100 h
total alk phosphatase: 43 l
serum total protein: 7.1
e.R. Said hepatitis?
Let's try this...: I have only a little bit of the story you've shared. Perhaps it's time to see whether the ast and alt get back to normal after two weeks off alcohol and any not-totally-necessary meds you may be taking. If so, this is the start of a healthier life after alcohol. If not, the workup for virus infections, iron overload, wilson's, autoimmunity & need for exercise can begin. Good luck. ...Read more
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37 yr old male lab results AST 57, ALT 85, vit. d 19.7, triglycerides 200, total chol 195, HDL 66. Liver ultrasound ordered. What might diagnosis be?
Blood test abnormal: There are a great many possibilities. Be sure to follow up with your doctor for accurate diagnosis and treatment ...Read more
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Father, 80 yrs, RBC : 4.24, HB- 14, PCV : 40.09, MCH: 33.03, Retic Count - 0.5, no symptoms. Is this serious? Further test?
No: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Having said that, there is noting of concern about the results you provided. ...Read more
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My father in law had his prostate removed a little over 1yr. Blood test: hemoglobin 9.8 iron 27 hct 31 MCV 71 RBC 4.4 mchc 31 MCH 22 RDW 19.6. Help?
Iron deficiency: These lab results are highly suggestive of ferropenic anemia(iron deficiency) more at http://www.Nlm.Nih.Gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000584.Htm talk to his physician for more details about these results and previous prostate pathology. ...Read more
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Wbc 13.2 RBC 4.73 hemoglobin 10.2 hematocrit 33.8 mvc 72 MCH 21.6 mchc 30.2 RDW 16.2 platelets 816, 000.Thoughts?Should i be worried with the platelets
Probably reactive: You are anemic and the numbers are suspicious for iron deficiency. If you are a healthy 34 year-old who menstruates regularly, you could easily be low in iron. The plaelet count is very high, but is likely reacting to the low iron and should come down if it is replaced. The elevated white cells (WBC) is not as easy to understand. Inflamation, infection, other? Could use more info. Good luck. ...Read more
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Triglycerides 453 hi. Glucose 132H.Bun 26H. Hemoglobin 11.7 low. Hematocrit 37.5 L. Mchc 31.2 L. RDW 15.5 H. MICROALB CREAT 240 H. VitD 22 L. Father60 and Diabetic . Rest of Cbc and othere normal. What could this be?
Need good care: You need to be under the care of a competent physician who can keep your diabetes under control and find the cause of your anemia, which i suspect is due to iron deficiency from blood being lose somewhere. We can't solve it here. If you have a specific question, let us know. ...Read more
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+ Antimitochondrial M2 antibodies w/ 4previous elevated ALP's. Most recent ALP normal. Still suggestive for PBC?
No: The diagnosis of PBC is made through liver biopsy. The other best tool is the biliruben. Taken together they give a diagnosis and prognosis for survival. As you know PBC is though to be an auto immune disease. ...Read more
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I just got my test results and wanted to get your opinion
total chol 299
hld-c 85
trigs 50
ldl-p 1, 981
ldl-c 204
hdl-p 41.6
small ldl-p 173
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Too high: Your HDL & triglycerides are great. Your LDL is too high. ...Read more
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Normal?
creatinine 0.72
grf est non aa value 97
gfr est aa value 112
Seem fine.: In isolation, these numbers seem fine.
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1 high calcium test @ 11.1. Retest 9.8 & ionizing c 5.3, PTH 40. Vit D 87.3. Very sedentary lifestyle? Will sitting affect calcium? BP 110/64.
No: Being completely immobilized, such as bed rest, can cause elevated blood calcium because complete immobility can lead to some calcium leaving your bones and entering your blood. Normal sitting should not do this. ...Read more
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WBC 7.4, RBC 5.4, Hgb 13.5, Hct 41.9, MCV 77.9, MCH 25.1, MCHC 32.2, PLT 321, Eos 0, Bas 0. what does these results mean?
Microcytosis: Consider: iron deficiency, thalassemia trait or disease, lead toxicity, sideroblastic anemia, to name a few. Ref: Am Fam Physician. 2010 Nov 1;82(9):1117-1122. ...Read more
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HC worker. 1992 Hep B vac, 2004 titer & booster. 2012 labs hep B neg. Labs done last wk; now told that Hep B test is positive?? How can this be?
The vaccine worked: Lab tests aren't perfect and sometimes can be wrong. Or maybe the negative result was from the wrong kind of test. Vaccination makes hepatitis B surface antibody (HBsAb) positive. Tests for surface antigen (HBsAg) or core antibody (HBcAb) remain negative. Most important, you can be sure you are immune and protected by the vaccine -- so no worries. ...Read more
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Does liv 52 ds reduces sgpt level?
No proof of safety: Check out 2 recent news articles: http://www.Usatoday.Com/story/news/nation/2013/07/25/bodybuilding-supplement-designer-matt-cahill-usa-today-investigation/2568815/ & http://www.Nbcnews.Com/health/fda-warns-steroids-vitamin-b-supplement-6c10765769. Granted, not every barrel of apples holds a rotten one but buyer beware. Manufacturers aren't required to prove safety or effectiveness before sales. ...Read more
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Male, 40yrs, 72kg, 5'7", ser cholstrl 214, triglycerds 387, HDL 36, LDL 98, vldl 77. Good diet, salt n sugar contrlod. What is causing prob?
Bad Cholesterol: People who have poor lipid profiles despite having a good diet and regular exercise may have a family history of abnormal cholesterol. These patients tend to have a profound improvement with medication intervention. ...Read more
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Hormone results for 19 y/o male: PRL 26 ug/L, LH 6 IU/L, FSH 2 IU/L, Oestradiol 87 pmol/L, Total test 317 ng/dL, SHBG 517 ng/dL. OK or seek action?
Hormones: Why did you check your sex hormones to begin with? Any particular symptoms which made your doctor to check these, The SHBG number seems a little off, also Estradiol seems a little bit elevated, but remember the normal values could be a little different from lab to lab.consult your provider ...Read more
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My serum triglycerides is 210 serum cholesterol 212 HDL 52.5 LDL 124 vldl 42 n non HDL 160 please guide me dat in which areas i m at risk n reasons?
See below: Borderline lipids. Need to know your age and other medical problems like exisent heart disease or diabetes to determine your risk with those lipid levels. ...Read more
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Cbc results: low lymphocytes (15.7), high granulocytes 79.2, gr# 8.3, mchc low (32.4), MCV normal, RDW high (14.3), low mpv (7.7). Is this concerning?
Context: Without the proper context nothing can really be said about these results. ...Read more
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Electrophoresis : albumine 49 ( normal 56-66%). Gamma 24 ( normal 11-19). Ves 24 ( normal < 15), CRP 5 ( normal 0-0, 5). Is it all fault of obesity?
Probably more: This low an Albumin with what i will assume at your age is a polyclonal gammopathy makes me concerned about serious systemic disease or severe liver disease. Your obesity may have given you non-alcoholic steatohepatitis or you may have something else badly wrong. If your personal physician is not able to diagnose / explain, please ask for a consultation. ...Read more
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High blood pressure 160 /100 my age 29 y.Test show hi level of triglycerides , hi level (ldl) low level( hdl) been a year on healthy diet lose 10 kg?
Keep going : The current weight is not provided, but if not at ideal body weight, further weight will likely help. Weight and diet are two pieces of the puzzle. Environmental factors and genetics predisposition are others. Blood pressure of 160/100 is hi for a 29 year old and most would start blood pressure medications at this point. Great job on the < 20 pounds weight loss. ...Read more
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