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What Does this haemogram Report Mean?
HELLO DOCTOR......my father is retd army officer aged 76, recovering from a stroke, registered a drop in Hb from 13.3 to 11.7 in a month,piles visible, done a stools test,it is as such
please see that ....the Hb is 11.7...blood occult is positive....pus cell and red cell present......
PLEASE ADVICE.....is the drop in Hb is due to PILES.....nad wht is to be done......please see the detailed report below....THANKS N GOD BLESS
HAEMOGRAM REPORT
1
TEST RESULTS UNIT EXPECTED VALUES REMARK
BLOOD COUNTS AND INDICIES
HAEMOGLOBIN L 11.70 g% 13.50 to 18.50
RBC
4.38 MILLION/CUMM 4.00 to 5.50
PCV L 34.00 % 40.00 to 52.00
MCV L 78.60 fl 83.00 to 101.00 .MICROCYTOSIS +
MCH L 26.80 pg 27.00 to 31.00 .
MCHC
34.10 g/dl 32.00 to 36.00
RDW H 18.20 % 11.60 to 16.00 .ANISOCYTOSIS +
TOTAL COUNT
6210.00 / cmm 4000.00 to 10000.00
DIFFERENTIAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT
POLYMORPHS
56.00 % 40.00 to 70.00
LYMPHOCYTE
32.00 % 20.00 to 45.00
EOSINOPHIL
5.00 % 1.00 to 6.00
MONOCYTES
7.00 % 2.00 to 10.00
BASOPHIL
0.00 % 0.00 to 2.00
PERIPHERAL SMEAR EXAMINATION
PERIPHERAL SMEAR STUDY
MICROCYTIC HYPOCHROMIC RBCS.ANISOPOIKILOCYTOSIS+.FEW TEAR DROP CELL.? IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA. ADV FOR IRON PROFILE. MP NOT DETECTED
PLATELET COUNT
PLATELET COUNT
271000.00 /cmm 150000.00 to 500000.00
*Note: (LL - Very low, L- Low, H- High, HH-Very High)
Permanent ID:36040
Patient Name:S M SAIYAD Age:75y
Ref.by :Dr. Sex:M
Case ID:3574 Case Date:29/07/2010
Billing Location:Supratech Sample Collection/Received:29/07/2010 11:26
Sample Type:NORMAL
Report Release:29/07/2010 12:08
STOOL EXAMINATION
TEST RESULTS UNIT EXPECTED VALUES REMARK
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
QUANTITY
20.00 ml/gm
COLOUR
GREENISH
CONSISTENCY
SEMI SOLID
MUCOUS
NIL
REACTION
ACIDIC
PUS
NIL
CHEMICAL TEST
OCCULT BLOOD
WEAKLY POSITIVE (NORMAL : NEGATIVE)
REDUCING SUBSTANCE
NEGATIVE
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
TROPHOZOITES
NIL
OVA
NIL
CYSTS
NIL
PUS CELLS
3-5/HPF
RED CELLS
2-3/HPF
MACROPHAGES
NIL
EPITHELIAL CELLS
PRESENT(+)
STARCH GRANULES
ABSENT
NEUTRAL FAT
NIL
MONILLIA
NIL
*Note: (LL - Very low, L- Low, H- High, HH-Very High)
Arun Kanabars' N e t t e c h
Arun Kanabars' N e t t e c h
)
please see that ....the Hb is 11.7...blood occult is positive....pus cell and red cell present......
PLEASE ADVICE.....is the drop in Hb is due to PILES.....nad wht is to be done......please see the detailed report below....THANKS N GOD BLESS
HAEMOGRAM REPORT
1
TEST RESULTS UNIT EXPECTED VALUES REMARK
BLOOD COUNTS AND INDICIES
HAEMOGLOBIN L 11.70 g% 13.50 to 18.50
RBC
4.38 MILLION/CUMM 4.00 to 5.50
PCV L 34.00 % 40.00 to 52.00
MCV L 78.60 fl 83.00 to 101.00 .MICROCYTOSIS +
MCH L 26.80 pg 27.00 to 31.00 .
MCHC
34.10 g/dl 32.00 to 36.00
RDW H 18.20 % 11.60 to 16.00 .ANISOCYTOSIS +
TOTAL COUNT
6210.00 / cmm 4000.00 to 10000.00
DIFFERENTIAL LEUCOCYTE COUNT
POLYMORPHS
56.00 % 40.00 to 70.00
LYMPHOCYTE
32.00 % 20.00 to 45.00
EOSINOPHIL
5.00 % 1.00 to 6.00
MONOCYTES
7.00 % 2.00 to 10.00
BASOPHIL
0.00 % 0.00 to 2.00
PERIPHERAL SMEAR EXAMINATION
PERIPHERAL SMEAR STUDY
MICROCYTIC HYPOCHROMIC RBCS.ANISOPOIKILOCYTOSIS+.FEW TEAR DROP CELL.? IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA. ADV FOR IRON PROFILE. MP NOT DETECTED
PLATELET COUNT
PLATELET COUNT
271000.00 /cmm 150000.00 to 500000.00
*Note: (LL - Very low, L- Low, H- High, HH-Very High)
Permanent ID:36040
Patient Name:S M SAIYAD Age:75y
Ref.by :Dr. Sex:M
Case ID:3574 Case Date:29/07/2010
Billing Location:Supratech Sample Collection/Received:29/07/2010 11:26
Sample Type:NORMAL
Report Release:29/07/2010 12:08
STOOL EXAMINATION
TEST RESULTS UNIT EXPECTED VALUES REMARK
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
QUANTITY
20.00 ml/gm
COLOUR
GREENISH
CONSISTENCY
SEMI SOLID
MUCOUS
NIL
REACTION
ACIDIC
PUS
NIL
CHEMICAL TEST
OCCULT BLOOD
WEAKLY POSITIVE (NORMAL : NEGATIVE)
REDUCING SUBSTANCE
NEGATIVE
MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
TROPHOZOITES
NIL
OVA
NIL
CYSTS
NIL
PUS CELLS
3-5/HPF
RED CELLS
2-3/HPF
MACROPHAGES
NIL
EPITHELIAL CELLS
PRESENT(+)
STARCH GRANULES
ABSENT
NEUTRAL FAT
NIL
MONILLIA
NIL
*Note: (LL - Very low, L- Low, H- High, HH-Very High)
Arun Kanabars' N e t t e c h
Arun Kanabars' N e t t e c h
)
Mon, 22 Dec 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
The interpretation of the blood report is as follows:
The red cell morphology and red cell indices suggests microcytic hypochromic anemia.
Microcytic hypochromic anemia is caused most commonly due to iron deficiency.
Thus, iron study is suggested to assess the levels of iron in blood.
In case iron deficiency is found, iron supplements have to be taken.
The presence of occult blood in stools is the most probable cause of presence of iron deficiency.
The cause of occult blood in stools has to be found.
Lower gastrointestinal tract assessment needs to be done by colonoscopy.
Piles can be the cause, however, other causes like growth in the large intestine has to be looked for.
Presence of pus cells in stool can be due to infection in the lower GIT.
However, initially it is important to know the cause of occult blood in stools.
thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
The interpretation of the blood report is as follows:
The red cell morphology and red cell indices suggests microcytic hypochromic anemia.
Microcytic hypochromic anemia is caused most commonly due to iron deficiency.
Thus, iron study is suggested to assess the levels of iron in blood.
In case iron deficiency is found, iron supplements have to be taken.
The presence of occult blood in stools is the most probable cause of presence of iron deficiency.
The cause of occult blood in stools has to be found.
Lower gastrointestinal tract assessment needs to be done by colonoscopy.
Piles can be the cause, however, other causes like growth in the large intestine has to be looked for.
Presence of pus cells in stool can be due to infection in the lower GIT.
However, initially it is important to know the cause of occult blood in stools.
thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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