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What Do These Following Blood Reports Indicate?
Question: I have tested my blood on 01.12.2015 & got the results as,
1) Cardiac Risk Markers
HOMOCYSTEINE(C.L.I.A): 32.79 µmol/L, Reference Range: 0.01-29.9
2) Vitamin
25-OH VITAMIN D TOTAL(C.L.I.A): 6.6 ng/ml, Reference Range: 30-100
FOLIC ACID(C.L.I.A): 4.6 ng/ml, Reference Range: ˃ 5.38
3) Iron Deficiency
FERRITIN(C.L.I.A): 392.7 ng/ml, Reference Range: 22-322
4) Liver
GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE, GGT (PHOTOMETRY): 157.7 U/l, Reference Range: ˂ 55
5) Lipid
LDL CHOLESTEROL DIRECT(PHOTOMETRY): 75 mg/dl, Reference Range: 85-130
TRIGLYCERIDES(PHOTOMETRY): 484 mg/dl, Reference Range: 25-200
VLDL CHOLESTEROL (CALCULATED): 96.76 mg/dl, Reference Range: 5-40
6) Renal
URIC ACID(PHOTOMETRY): 9.21 mg/dl, Reference Range: 3.5-7.2
7) Average Blood Gulcose ABG BF(CALCULATED): 80 mg/dl, Reference Range: 90-120
8) Hemogram
MONOCYTES (HEMATOLOGY): 0.17/µl, Reference Range: 0.2-1
BASOPHILS(HEMATOLOGY): 0.01/µl, Reference Range: 0.02-0.1
TOTAL RBC(HEMATOLOGY): 5.58 X 10ˆ6/µl, Reference Range: 4.5-5.5
HEMOGLOBIN(HEMATOLOGY): 17.9 g/dL, Reference Range: 13-17
HEMATOCRIT PVC(HEMATOLOGY): 50.12%, Reference Range: 40-50
MEAN CORPUSCULAR HEMOGLOBIN MCH(HEMATOLOGY):32.1 pq, Reference Range: 27-32
RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH- SD (RDW-CV)(HEMATOLOGY): 48.2 fL, Reference Range: 39-46
I am consuming Alcohol daily in evening after 8.00 pm @ 180 ml/day.
I have loosen my weight & becoming thin with dark skin.
Getting Inflammation & burnins sensation in left part of my abdomen.
Pain in my heart area.
Joint Pain, Weakness & Fear in my mind.
Not getting sleep at night without Alcohol.
Under eye dark circles, acnes on face.
What all above test results indicates.
Pz. Guide.
1) Cardiac Risk Markers
HOMOCYSTEINE(C.L.I.A): 32.79 µmol/L, Reference Range: 0.01-29.9
2) Vitamin
25-OH VITAMIN D TOTAL(C.L.I.A): 6.6 ng/ml, Reference Range: 30-100
FOLIC ACID(C.L.I.A): 4.6 ng/ml, Reference Range: ˃ 5.38
3) Iron Deficiency
FERRITIN(C.L.I.A): 392.7 ng/ml, Reference Range: 22-322
4) Liver
GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE, GGT (PHOTOMETRY): 157.7 U/l, Reference Range: ˂ 55
5) Lipid
LDL CHOLESTEROL DIRECT(PHOTOMETRY): 75 mg/dl, Reference Range: 85-130
TRIGLYCERIDES(PHOTOMETRY): 484 mg/dl, Reference Range: 25-200
VLDL CHOLESTEROL (CALCULATED): 96.76 mg/dl, Reference Range: 5-40
6) Renal
URIC ACID(PHOTOMETRY): 9.21 mg/dl, Reference Range: 3.5-7.2
7) Average Blood Gulcose ABG BF(CALCULATED): 80 mg/dl, Reference Range: 90-120
8) Hemogram
MONOCYTES (HEMATOLOGY): 0.17/µl, Reference Range: 0.2-1
BASOPHILS(HEMATOLOGY): 0.01/µl, Reference Range: 0.02-0.1
TOTAL RBC(HEMATOLOGY): 5.58 X 10ˆ6/µl, Reference Range: 4.5-5.5
HEMOGLOBIN(HEMATOLOGY): 17.9 g/dL, Reference Range: 13-17
HEMATOCRIT PVC(HEMATOLOGY): 50.12%, Reference Range: 40-50
MEAN CORPUSCULAR HEMOGLOBIN MCH(HEMATOLOGY):32.1 pq, Reference Range: 27-32
RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH- SD (RDW-CV)(HEMATOLOGY): 48.2 fL, Reference Range: 39-46
I am consuming Alcohol daily in evening after 8.00 pm @ 180 ml/day.
I have loosen my weight & becoming thin with dark skin.
Getting Inflammation & burnins sensation in left part of my abdomen.
Pain in my heart area.
Joint Pain, Weakness & Fear in my mind.
Not getting sleep at night without Alcohol.
Under eye dark circles, acnes on face.
What all above test results indicates.
Pz. Guide.
Brief Answer:
Relevant guidance given
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Sir.
I can certainly understand your concerns.
I have worked through your query and attached reports in detail.
Certain significant abnormalities are noted in your blood reports.
They are as follows.
1.Lipid abnormality-Dyslipidemia.
2.Elevated Uric acid-Hyperuricemia.
3.Mildly deranged liver function.
4.Altered blood counts with elevated RBC and hemoglobin and ferritin -need to rule out hemosiderosis.
5.Low Vit D-Osteomalacia severe deficiency.
Point 4 require revaluation.Repeat blood counts, RBC INDICES , Serum Iron studies and Peripheral blood smear after 2 weeks.If the results are still abnormal, we will go for screening of Hemosiderosis.
At this point, it is important to get evaluated for serum vitamin B12 levels as low folic acid levels are detected.
Lipid abnormalities require dietary management, physical activity and oral antilipid medications in a phased manner.
Serum uric acid can be lowered with restriction of all foods rich in uric acid like tomato, spinach, fast foods, fatty foods .Repeat Serum uric acid after 2 weeks.
Post your further queries if any.
Thank you.
Relevant guidance given
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Sir.
I can certainly understand your concerns.
I have worked through your query and attached reports in detail.
Certain significant abnormalities are noted in your blood reports.
They are as follows.
1.Lipid abnormality-Dyslipidemia.
2.Elevated Uric acid-Hyperuricemia.
3.Mildly deranged liver function.
4.Altered blood counts with elevated RBC and hemoglobin and ferritin -need to rule out hemosiderosis.
5.Low Vit D-Osteomalacia severe deficiency.
Point 4 require revaluation.Repeat blood counts, RBC INDICES , Serum Iron studies and Peripheral blood smear after 2 weeks.If the results are still abnormal, we will go for screening of Hemosiderosis.
At this point, it is important to get evaluated for serum vitamin B12 levels as low folic acid levels are detected.
Lipid abnormalities require dietary management, physical activity and oral antilipid medications in a phased manner.
Serum uric acid can be lowered with restriction of all foods rich in uric acid like tomato, spinach, fast foods, fatty foods .Repeat Serum uric acid after 2 weeks.
Post your further queries if any.
Thank you.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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