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Blood Analysis Done. What Does The Reading Suggest?

Hello doctor, I need an explanation about this blood analysis, TSH 0.44, Free T3 2.7, Free T4 1.6, SGPT ( ALT ) 12, SGOT (AST) 21, Serum Total Cholesterol 229, Serum triglycerides 63, VLDL cholesterol 29, LDL cholesterol 138, HDL cholesterol 62, HDL risk factor 3.7, Haemoglobin 12.4, Haematocrit (PCV) 37.9, RBCs count 5.29, MCV 71.6, MCH 23.4, MCHC 32.7, RDW-CV 14.2, Platelet count 320, Total leucocytic count 3.6, Neutrophils 1.20, Lymphocytes 2.04, Monocytes 0.31, Eosinophils 0.03, Basophils 0.02. Thanks a lot for ur help
Mon, 3 Dec 2012
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Hello, welcome to HCM.
Firstly, your thyroid profile report is satisfactory.
Your lipid profile indicates increased total cholesterol. You have to consult with your treating doctor about this.
Now, blood report indicates microcytic hypochromic blood picture with normal hemoglobin level. There is increased lymphocytes and decreased neutrophils. It can occur in many conditions, but most commonly, it is seen, in case of viral infection . Other conditions are leukemia, and other blood disorders.
Just consult with your treating doctor about this.

Regards.
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Blood Analysis Done. What Does The Reading Suggest?

Hello, welcome to HCM. Firstly, your thyroid profile report is satisfactory. Your lipid profile indicates increased total cholesterol. You have to consult with your treating doctor about this. Now, blood report indicates microcytic hypochromic blood picture with normal hemoglobin level. There is increased lymphocytes and decreased neutrophils. It can occur in many conditions, but most commonly, it is seen, in case of viral infection . Other conditions are leukemia, and other blood disorders. Just consult with your treating doctor about this. Regards.