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Haemogram Done. Suggestions?

complete haemogram result

Total RBC Count 4.20 million cells/cumm
Total WBC count 10,800 cells/cumm
WBC differential count
Polymorphs 66%
lymphocytes 31%
eosinophils 02%
monocytes 01%
haemoglobin (HB) 12.7 GMS/DL

ESR 30 min. reading 16MM
1 hour reading 28MM

Haematocrit (PCV) 39%

Platelet Count 2,62,000 cells/cumm

Plasma true flucose (R) 92.92 MGS/DL

What problem do I have?
Tue, 17 Sep 2013
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Pathologist and Microbiologist,  's  Response
Hi!
Welcome to HCM!
Your Hb,blood cell counts and blood glucose are absolutely normal they DO NOT suggest any disease.
ESR is raised.A high ESR indicates presence of some non specific inflammatory process in the body and should be interpreted along with the symptoms and signs.There is no medication for elevated ESR. It returns to normal when the primary disease subsides.
hope this will help you!
take care!
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Haemogram Done. Suggestions?

Hi! Welcome to HCM! Your Hb,blood cell counts and blood glucose are absolutely normal they DO NOT suggest any disease. ESR is raised.A high ESR indicates presence of some non specific inflammatory process in the body and should be interpreted along with the symptoms and signs.There is no medication for elevated ESR. It returns to normal when the primary disease subsides. hope this will help you! take care!