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HbA1C: 6.5 % (Degree of glucose control : <6=non diabetic & <7=Goal & >8=Action Suggested)
CBC
Hemoglobin: (low) 12.7 gms/dl (Normal:13.5-18)
RBC: (low ) 4.15 milln/ul (Nomal:4.7-6)
Haemocrit (P.C.V): (Low) 38.6 % (Normal:42-52)
WBC COUNT (Flowcytometry) : (High) 11800/cu.mm. (Normal:4000-1000)
Differential Count : Normal
Mild Hypochromia
ESR
ESR : 40 mm. at end 1 hour (Reference range 0-13 at end 1 hour in men )
Liver Profile
Alkaline Phosphate (IFCC): (HIGH) 142 IU/L (Normal: 40-129)
G.G.T.P (SZAZ): (HIGH) 127 U/L (Normal: 8-78)
Lipid Profile :
Cholesterol (CHOD-PAP) : (HIGH) 245 mg/dl (Reference Range : >240=High)
Triglyceride (GPO-PAP): (Very HIGH) 435 mg/dl (Reference range:>160=High)
HDL CHOLESTEROL (Homogeneous Enzymatic): (LOW) 26 mg/dl (Reference Range :<40=Low & >60=High)
Cholesterol/HDL : (HIGH) 9.4 (Reference : Less Than 5)
Direct LDL Cholesterol : 144 mg% (Reference Range : 130-159=Borderline High & 160-189=High & >190=Very High)
RECHECKED : SERUM IS LIPEMIC
unfortunately, we have no expert for this community, but even if we did, no one can diagnose you over the internet.
are these test results from your dr? you need to talk with him/her about what they mean, and the fact that so many of these readings are out of normal range suggests to me that you should call him/her the first thing in the morning.
i send you caring thoughts and hope you can get some answers quickly.
-- susie margaret
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