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What Does My Following Blood Report Suggest?
Question: I recently had blood work done for a new doctor at the Veterans Hospital. He is not very through. Can you please tell me what these mean and do I need to have reason to be concerned?
GRANULOCYTES.IMMATURE 0.01 K/uL Details
GRANULOCYTES.IMMATURE/100 LEUKOCYTES 0.2 %
I also have this test that is showing "low".
ERYTHROCYTES 4.12 Low M/uL 4.20-5.40
GRANULOCYTES.IMMATURE 0.01 K/uL Details
GRANULOCYTES.IMMATURE/100 LEUKOCYTES 0.2 %
I also have this test that is showing "low".
ERYTHROCYTES 4.12 Low M/uL 4.20-5.40
Brief Answer:
Iron rich foods
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Immature granulocytes are white blood cells that will become monocytes, eosinophils and basophils.
Its normal range varies from 0-1 % K/ul.
Your value is within normal range so you do not need to worry.
The normal range of erythrocytes varies from 4.32 to 5.72 million cells per microliter.
The test is used to see how many red blood cells you have in your blood.
In your case erythrocytes is 4.12 and it is minorly low.
The cause of this low value in your case can be due to anemia, nutritional deficiencies such as iron, copper, folate, vitamins B6 and B12 .
You need to take Iron-rich foods like meats, chicken, turkey, fish, whole-grain bread and soybeans to improve your nutrition.
Regards
Dr De
Iron rich foods
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Immature granulocytes are white blood cells that will become monocytes, eosinophils and basophils.
Its normal range varies from 0-1 % K/ul.
Your value is within normal range so you do not need to worry.
The normal range of erythrocytes varies from 4.32 to 5.72 million cells per microliter.
The test is used to see how many red blood cells you have in your blood.
In your case erythrocytes is 4.12 and it is minorly low.
The cause of this low value in your case can be due to anemia, nutritional deficiencies such as iron, copper, folate, vitamins B6 and B12 .
You need to take Iron-rich foods like meats, chicken, turkey, fish, whole-grain bread and soybeans to improve your nutrition.
Regards
Dr De
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