Understanding Your Blood Test: High Neutrophils and Low Lymphocytes Explained
White blood cell (WBC) blood test report Hello Doctor, I recently received my blood test report. The total white blood cell count is normal, but the neutrophils are elevated at 87.7 (normal range is 40-75), and the lymphocytes are low at 7.1 (normal range is 20-45). The other val...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, you may be experiencing an acute inflammatory condition that is causing changes in the proportions of various white blood cells. It is recommended that you return to the outpatient clinic for further follow-up. Online consultations are not equivalent to in-person medical v...[Read More] Understanding Your Blood Test: High Neutrophils and Low Lymphocytes Explained
Understanding Your Blood Test Results: A Guide for Patients
Blood Test Report Hello Doctor, Here are my blood test results. There are several abnormal values that I would like your help in analyzing: - WBC: 8.95 x 10^3/µL - RBC: 4.56 x 10^6/µL - HGB: 14.3 g/dL - HCT: 43.3% - MCV: 95.0 fL - MCH: 31.4 pg - MCHC: 33.0 g/dL - Platelet: 166...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, it is recommended that you return to your original treating physician for a comprehensive assessment of your symptoms. Online consultations are not equivalent to in-person visits and cannot provide a diagnosis or treatment recommendations. Changhua Hospital cares about you...[Read More] Understanding Your Blood Test Results: A Guide for Patients
Low Lymphocyte Count: Understanding Your Blood Test Results and Next Steps
Low lymphocyte count: 0.912/nL Hello Dr. Chen, On December 4, 2019, my blood test report from a health check showed the following results: - Leukocyte: 6.09/nL (Normal: 3.9-10.2) - MCHC: Low at 31.2 g/dL (Normal: 31.5-36.0) - Lymphocytes: Low at 15.02%; 0.912/nL (Normal: 20-4...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
Dear Ms. Hsiao-Ling, Your blood test report from the health check on December 4, 2019, shows that your white blood cell count is normal, but the proportion of neutrophils is slightly elevated at 76.6%, while the proportion of lymphocytes is somewhat low at 15.02%. This slight al...[Read More] Low Lymphocyte Count: Understanding Your Blood Test Results and Next Steps
Understanding Abnormal Blood Test Results During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Pregnancy Blood Test Report Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about the following results in red from my prenatal blood test report. Are there any issues? Will it affect the fetus? Do I need to have further tests? - Protein: +/- - Ketone bodies: 3+ - Leukocyte esterase: 2+ ...
Dr. Cai Dongqi Reply:
Hello, based on the values you provided, you may have a urinary tract infection. If you do not have symptoms (such as fever, nausea, vomiting, or frequent painful urination), it is recommended to drink plenty of water and urinate frequently. Regarding thalassemia, it is advisable...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Blood Test Results During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Understanding Abnormal Blood Test Results: Liver Function and Health Tips
Blood test report Hello! I regularly undergo comprehensive health check-ups. In the past, I had liver function blood test reports that, although fluctuating, were within the normal range, averaging once every two years before 2014. This year, my blood test report showed some conc...
Dr. Cai Dongqi Reply:
Hello, there are many factors that can lead to elevated bilirubin levels, and further examinations are needed. However, based on your LDL and total cholesterol levels, you are likely at high risk for hypercholesterolemia. It is advisable to consume a sufficient and balanced diet,...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Blood Test Results: Liver Function and Health Tips
Understanding Blood Test Results: Clinical Significance of Lymphocytes and Basophils
Blood test? Today's blood test report is as follows: 1. W.B.C - White Blood Cell Count: 5,740.000 /µL (Normal range: 4,000-11,000) 2. RBC - Red Blood Cell Count: 5.280 million/µL (Male: 4.5-6.0, Female: 4.0-5.5) 3. HgB - Hemoglobin: 15.200 g/dL (Male: 14-18, Female: 12-16) ...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, it is recommended to return to the original medical institution for a complete evaluation by the treating physician, taking into account your clinical condition and test results. Please note that online consultations are not equivalent to in-person visits and cannot provid...[Read More] Understanding Blood Test Results: Clinical Significance of Lymphocytes and Basophils
Impact of Blood Sample Timing on Cholesterol and Diabetes Tests
Blood test issues? Hello, doctor. I have high cholesterol and diabetes, and I have been regularly following up at a large hospital every three months. However, as I am getting older, the long journey is becoming a bit too much for me. I would like to switch to a small clinic near...
Dr. Chen Taicheng Reply:
● Lipid profile specimens: If whole blood is used, it can be stored at room temperature for 4 hours; however, clinics typically centrifuge whole blood to obtain serum/plasma, which can then be stored at room temperature (15-30°C) for 8 hours and at 2-8°C for 2-5 days. ● Fasting...[Read More] Impact of Blood Sample Timing on Cholesterol and Diabetes Tests
Understanding Abnormal Health Check Results: WBC and Hemoglobin Levels Explained
Health check-up Hello, doctor. Recently, the school arranged for a health check before enrollment. Today, I received the report showing a white blood cell count (WBC) of 4110 and a mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) of 31.7, both of which are abnormal. During the he...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, regarding the blood test report, there do not appear to be any significant abnormalities. Additionally, if the colonoscopy shows no abnormalities, it should indicate that there are no structural issues in the colon. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Health Check Results: WBC and Hemoglobin Levels Explained
Understanding Blood Test Results: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Blood disorders The blood test report shows white blood cells at 5.3, red blood cells at 4.47, hemoglobin at 11.7, hematocrit at 35, mean corpuscular volume at 78.3, mean corpuscular hemoglobin at 26.2, mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration at 33.4, and platelets at 265. Seru...
Dr. Hou Angting Reply:
Hello, Xiao Dou. Thank you for your message. Generally speaking, if it is simply iron deficiency anemia, symptoms should gradually improve after iron supplementation. If symptoms do not improve, it is still recommended to consult a hematologist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Blood Test Results: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Understanding Low White Blood Cell Count: Causes and Health Implications
excuse me? Leukopenia, or a low white blood cell count, can lead to an increased risk of infections, as white blood cells are crucial for the immune response. It can be associated with various conditions, including bone marrow disorders, autoimmune diseases, certain infections, a...
Dr. Cai Jueren Reply:
Hello, in medical terms, a low white blood cell count is referred to as leukopenia, which is indicated by a white blood cell count of less than 4000/uL in blood test reports. This condition may occur in 1. immunocompromised patients 2. severe bacterial or viral infections (less c...[Read More] Understanding Low White Blood Cell Count: Causes and Health Implications
Understanding Abnormal Health Check Results: What They Mean for You
Report of abnormal findings? I had a health check-up two weeks ago, and there were some abnormal findings in the report. Could you please provide an overview of what these results mean? The platelet size variation was 15.1% (this was not present in previous health check reports)....
Dr. Lin Mingxing Reply:
Dear Lin Wen-Chin from the Department of Family Medicine at Tainan Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare: 1. A complete blood test report is necessary to provide comprehensive recommendations. 2. A positive urine occult blood test has many possible causes, but it is essential...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Health Check Results: What They Mean for You
Understanding Heart Murmurs and High Neutrophil Levels: What You Need to Know
Health check-up findings? A month ago, I underwent a health check-up arranged by the government because I had previously been in a radiation environment. The examination revealed that the doctor said I have a "heart murmur." What does having a heart murmur mean, and how...
Dr. Lin Mingxing Reply:
Dear Sister, Regarding the issue of "heart murmurs," it is advisable to refer you to a cardiologist for an evaluation to determine if there are any functional or organic disease concerns. As for the hematological aspect, the mention of "neutrophilia" should b...[Read More] Understanding Heart Murmurs and High Neutrophil Levels: What You Need to Know