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What Does Blood Test Reports Suggest?
hi, i got my reports just now sir, my reports says as :
haemoglobin : 7900
ESR 54 mm/hr
fasting blood sugar 171
post prandial blood sugar 284
serum triglycerides is 260
vldl - cholestrol - 52 mg%
pls let me understand where do i stand with my report, pls be very straight
haemoglobin : 7900
ESR 54 mm/hr
fasting blood sugar 171
post prandial blood sugar 284
serum triglycerides is 260
vldl - cholestrol - 52 mg%
pls let me understand where do i stand with my report, pls be very straight
Mon, 7 Jul 2014
Hi
In my opinion, your fasting and postprandial sugar levels are raised, you have to go for a glucose tolerance test to confirm for diabetes mellitus. Discuss with your consultant the medications required to control your sugar levels.
Triglycerides are raised, you will have to start with medications to lower this, also make lifestyle modifications. You have not mentioned about the other parameters in lipid profile, if deranged that needs to be controlled too.
ESR is raised, indicates ongoing inflammatory process.
Coming to hemoglobin, guess you have put wrong results as it is always given in single or two digits and not in thousands if the units are in gm/DL. So regret not to opine on that.
Regards
In my opinion, your fasting and postprandial sugar levels are raised, you have to go for a glucose tolerance test to confirm for diabetes mellitus. Discuss with your consultant the medications required to control your sugar levels.
Triglycerides are raised, you will have to start with medications to lower this, also make lifestyle modifications. You have not mentioned about the other parameters in lipid profile, if deranged that needs to be controlled too.
ESR is raised, indicates ongoing inflammatory process.
Coming to hemoglobin, guess you have put wrong results as it is always given in single or two digits and not in thousands if the units are in gm/DL. So regret not to opine on that.
Regards
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