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Can You Please Review The Attached Health Report ?
Posted on
Wed, 2 Oct 2024
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Question : Hello Doctor,
Can you please review the attached health report and let me know if there any serious concerns as such or any further tests are required?
I have been taking tablets for high BP for past 10 years or so.
I had a major stomach infection 30 years ago and was hospitalized for almost 2 years or so. It had affected my colon big time and my digestive system took a bad hit. Since then i have always led a very cautious and strict diet. Although my digestive issue remains but i have checked with my doctors in the past who have been okay with my condition considering my age of 73. Other than that, i have never had any health issue,
Can you please review the attached health report and let me know if there any serious concerns as such or any further tests are required?
I have been taking tablets for high BP for past 10 years or so.
I had a major stomach infection 30 years ago and was hospitalized for almost 2 years or so. It had affected my colon big time and my digestive system took a bad hit. Since then i have always led a very cautious and strict diet. Although my digestive issue remains but i have checked with my doctors in the past who have been okay with my condition considering my age of 73. Other than that, i have never had any health issue,
Brief Answer:
MRCP or CT scan Abdomen
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history, seen the reports.
My views:
Since you had a major gastro problem 30 years ago for which you were hospitalized for 2 years it is a second life that you have got, of course lots of restrictions.
Recent reports show Raised Bilirubin, raised amylase - related to pancreas.
Borderline: LowB12 , raised TSH, Low sodium - with age, low RBS, borderline again, platelets 151,
I would advise you the following in such a situation - after discussing with your treating Doctors.
MRCP that is MRI for liver, gallbladder, pancreas.../ Or contrast enhanced CT scan of the whole abdomen. This will be of help to know the reasons for change in values.
Supplements as needed and advised by your Doctor.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to give feedback and ask relevant further queries.
MRCP or CT scan Abdomen
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history, seen the reports.
My views:
Since you had a major gastro problem 30 years ago for which you were hospitalized for 2 years it is a second life that you have got, of course lots of restrictions.
Recent reports show Raised Bilirubin, raised amylase - related to pancreas.
Borderline: LowB12 , raised TSH, Low sodium - with age, low RBS, borderline again, platelets 151,
I would advise you the following in such a situation - after discussing with your treating Doctors.
MRCP that is MRI for liver, gallbladder, pancreas.../ Or contrast enhanced CT scan of the whole abdomen. This will be of help to know the reasons for change in values.
Supplements as needed and advised by your Doctor.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to give feedback and ask relevant further queries.
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Dr. Saisudha Kotla
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