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Visited An Orthopedic Oncologist For A Lesion On My Left
Question: Visited an orthopedic oncologist for a lesion on my left ilium that was accidently found in a ct scan. The orthopedic oncologist did some blood work and my Sedimentation Rate-Westergren was 63 mm/hr which is high. My Beta Globulin was 1.4 g/dl which is slightly high. What does these numbers mean? What disease do I have based on these numbers? FYI, the C-Reactive Protein was in normal range.
Brief Answer:
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for asking
Elevated beta-globulin levels may be indicative of chronic liver or kidney disease, or chronic inflammatory diseases such as aspergillosis or avian chlamydiosis
The high sediment olso indicates inflammatory disease.You may need further examination for better diagnosis and further treatment
Regards
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for asking
Elevated beta-globulin levels may be indicative of chronic liver or kidney disease, or chronic inflammatory diseases such as aspergillosis or avian chlamydiosis
The high sediment olso indicates inflammatory disease.You may need further examination for better diagnosis and further treatment
Regards
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Dr. Kampana
But do these numbers indicate anything that should be concerning? What further testing do you recommend? What type of diseases could I have based on these numbers?
Brief Answer:
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
In my opinion you should not be concerned. Based on these findings we cannot specify the problem. Further examination may not be necessary at the moment but you may repeat the tests after 4-8 week.
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
In my opinion you should not be concerned. Based on these findings we cannot specify the problem. Further examination may not be necessary at the moment but you may repeat the tests after 4-8 week.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
The doctor did this test because a of lesion found on my left ilium during a ct scan. This is what the ct scan says “No suspicious lytic or sclerotic osseous lesion. Stable lucent lesion in the left ilium unchanged compared to study of 10/7/2014.” Do you think there is any connection between what was found in the ct scan and the blood work?
Brief Answer:
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
The lesion its stable ,so i dont think that the blood tests are realeted to the lesion found in Ct scan
Blood tests
Detailed Answer:
The lesion its stable ,so i dont think that the blood tests are realeted to the lesion found in Ct scan
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Dr. Yogesh D
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