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What Does The Following Test Result Indicate?
Question: I would like someone to look over my test results. My Lymphs absolute are slightly high 3.3 MCh is low 26.4 and T3 is low22. The glucose is high and the uric acid is low.I guess I just need someone to look over this test.
Brief Answer:
They are grossly normal!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have reviewed the attached results. Unless there are any specific symptoms that you may want to report at this time, this test results is normal.
1. Your WBC are normal and this slight 3.3, just over the 3.1 values is not a problem. Putting it in the full context of blood cells counts and the sub counts, there is no concern at this time.
MCH is slightly low. However, looking at the other blood parameters for RBC, this is no concern. We look at these results in full and not as parts.
For T3, it is similar, The T4 and the TSH are all normal. If you had a thyroid problem, we would have expected the other findings too be suggestive of that as well
Your blood sugar is of concern. If you are known to have diabetes, then this is consistent and would require that your medications be adjusted. However, if you have never been told of having diabetes, it would be time to investigate about this for diagnosis and treatment.
I hope this helps. I wish you well. Let me know what your thoughts are. I would gladly provide more information if you so desire.
They are grossly normal!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have reviewed the attached results. Unless there are any specific symptoms that you may want to report at this time, this test results is normal.
1. Your WBC are normal and this slight 3.3, just over the 3.1 values is not a problem. Putting it in the full context of blood cells counts and the sub counts, there is no concern at this time.
MCH is slightly low. However, looking at the other blood parameters for RBC, this is no concern. We look at these results in full and not as parts.
For T3, it is similar, The T4 and the TSH are all normal. If you had a thyroid problem, we would have expected the other findings too be suggestive of that as well
Your blood sugar is of concern. If you are known to have diabetes, then this is consistent and would require that your medications be adjusted. However, if you have never been told of having diabetes, it would be time to investigate about this for diagnosis and treatment.
I hope this helps. I wish you well. Let me know what your thoughts are. I would gladly provide more information if you so desire.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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