Brief Answer:
CBC/LFT

Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to "Ask a Doctor"service.
I am Dr Ajeet XXXXXXX

Hemoglobin levels less than 12 g/dL in a woman denotes anaemia.

Hematocrit (PCV or HCT) measures the volume percentage of RBCs in blood.
As you have anaemia,it is anticipated to be less than normal.
It is normally 40 % to 50% for men and 35% to 45% for women.
It can get reduced when RBCs are less in total blood volume.
It may be due to increased destruction of RBC (e.g.sickle cell anemia,spleenomegaly),decreased production of RBC(bone marrow supression,bone marrow aplasia,some cancers, drug induced etc),nutritional deficiencies (eg.Deficiency of iron, Vitamin B12, folic acid and malnutrition) and Overhydration / increased blood volume.

Mean platelet volume (MPV) is increased in the report.
Mean platelet volume (MPV) is calculated by dividing the plateletcrit (PCT) by total number of platelets.
It's normal range is 9.4–12.3 fL (femtolitre).
A high MPV is due to an increased platelet count which is due to enhanced production by bone marrow.
This is called increased thrombocytosis and may be due to some cancers or normally when bone marrow tries to compensate an accelerated destruction of platelets(usually in elderly).
It may be secondary to some infections and other medical conditions.

Total protein in serum is a sum total of albumin and globulin.
They are marginally increased.
A high total protein level could indicate dehydration or due to some cancers such as multiple myeloma.

Liver enzyme SGOT is raised which shows just a start of liver compromise.

Urinalysis shows significant numbers of pus cells,blood and bacteria thus indicating a urinary tract infection.

Kindly share your symptoms so that these reports can be clinically corelated.
Just going through the reports will not lead us to anywhere and has no clinical relevance.

Hope that I have answered your query.
Stay healthy and stay happy.
Regards.

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Brief Answer:
FOODS TO PROMOTE LIVER HEALTH

Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome again.

Foods to promote liver health are as under....

1.Dark green vegetables like spinach ,counter the liver toxins (as the are rich in powerful antioxidants).
Eat plenty of raw vegetables and fruits.
2.Drink coffee,which is said to reverse even advance infection and inflammation of liver (provided there are no other contraindications for you)
3.Have tea (specially green tea).They are full of antioxidants.
4.Eat foods rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, like fish(salmon,Tuna),nuts,almonds,plant oils like flax-seed oil,chia seeds etc.
Commercially available preparations can be taken.
5. Avoid lean red meat.
6.Keep yourself well hydrated,which would help to flush out the toxins from your body.
Drinking warm water with lemon in the morning is also said to remove toxins from liver and digestive tract.
It also helps create a more alkaline environment in the body to balance out the acidity from toxins.
Lemon water has antioxidants that help to stimulate the liver.
7.Beets are said to reverse oxidative stress of liver.
8.Maintain an ideal body weight and avoid fat build up by dietary and life style modifications.
9.Avoid prolonged fasting.
10.Avocado helps to protect the liver.
11.Fruits like lemon and oranges and other citrous fruits are beneficial..


Foods which should be avoided in case of compromised liver are....

Alcohol.
Carbonated drinks.
Sugar and refined carbohydrates.
Junk food.
Fatty and greasy meals.

Happy living.
Regards.

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Brief Answer:
Diet for healthy liver

Detailed Answer:
Hello.

Diet chart can be like this....

6AM-Lemon and honey in lukewarm water.

Breakfast-Oats and skimmed milk/Boiled egg white

11AM-Apple,handful of almonds,green tea.

Lunch- Salad(with out dressing),Broccoli,spinach,chapatti(plain),Curd.

6PM-Sprouts,Black coffee without sugar.

Dinner-Vegetable/chicken soup,chapatti(plain),Daal.

Keep salt restriction in your diet.
Restrict oil/ghee.

You can make the chart of the whole week on these lines and can do modifications according to your likings.
I have already listed the food stuffs which are to be taken and the ones which are to be avoided.

Regards.

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