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History Of IBS. Feeling Discomfort In Stomach. Test Showed High Lymphocytes Count. Worried For Cancer

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Posted on Sat, 23 Feb 2013
Question: Hello Sir,

I am 28 years old male. I have a medical history of IBS.

Recently i felt some discomfort in the stomach and back. So i consulted a doctor.

He prescribed the following tests:

CBC:SSR:RBS

SGPT,SGOT,TSH,BSR and ultra sound scanning for abdomen and pelvis.



I can observe that the count in MCHC and Lymphocytes are high in the result:

parameter result units Biological Reference Value
MCHC 38 % 32 - 36

Lymphocytes 49 % 20 - 45

I am really tensed now. Could you please tell me what this result indicates ?

Am i have the symptoms of blood cancer ?

Please find the full test results below:

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parameter result units Biological Reference Value

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RBC 5.3 millions/cu.mm 4.3 - 6.5

MCV 83 cu.micr 76 - 96

MCH 31 pg 27 - 33

MCHC *38 % 32 - 36

Platelets 0000 cells/cu.mm 0000 - 0000

Total Leucocyte count 5900 cells/cu.mm 4000 - 0000

Neutrophils 45 % 45 - 70

Lymphocytes *49 % 20 - 45

Eosinophils 02 % 1 - 6

Monocytes 04 % 0-10

Basophills 00

ESR 01 mm/1Hr 0 - 20

Haemoglobin 17.0 g/dl 13 - 18

PCV 44 % 40 - 54

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BSR 91 mg/dl 70 - 120

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SGOT 20 U/L 5 - 38

SGPT 26 U/L 5 - 41

TSH 0.6 uIU/ml .27 - 5

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Ultrasound scanning - Normal

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Thanks& Regards,
XXXXXXX
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Answered by Dr. Pavan Kumar Gupta (2 hours later)
Hello,
I have read your reports and feel that there are three issues.
1.. Slightly high MCHC
2.. Slightly high lymphocytes
3...you are tensed about the possibility of cancer.

Slightly high MCHC ( FOLIC acid. It is expected in patients suffering from IBS as patients suffering from IBS develop vitamin deficiencies over a period of time.

Slightly high lymphocytes are common in IBS and there is no much significance of it in your reports.

There is no possibility of cancer as otherwise you would have had bleeding from rectum, weight loss etc.. Even ESR also would have been high. In no way these blood reports tell that you are having cancer.

Relax and take care of your nutrition and vitamin deficiencies by having a word with your treating doctor.

I hope it helps. However, you may revert to me for any further query.
Best of luck
Thanks
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History Of IBS. Feeling Discomfort In Stomach. Test Showed High Lymphocytes Count. Worried For Cancer

Hello,
I have read your reports and feel that there are three issues.
1.. Slightly high MCHC
2.. Slightly high lymphocytes
3...you are tensed about the possibility of cancer.

Slightly high MCHC ( FOLIC acid. It is expected in patients suffering from IBS as patients suffering from IBS develop vitamin deficiencies over a period of time.

Slightly high lymphocytes are common in IBS and there is no much significance of it in your reports.

There is no possibility of cancer as otherwise you would have had bleeding from rectum, weight loss etc.. Even ESR also would have been high. In no way these blood reports tell that you are having cancer.

Relax and take care of your nutrition and vitamin deficiencies by having a word with your treating doctor.

I hope it helps. However, you may revert to me for any further query.
Best of luck
Thanks