Interpreting analysis results

Here are some notable values when evaluating your test results:

Hemogram (Blood Count)

• **Leukocyte (WBC):**8.210^3/µL (Normal range)
• **Erythrocyte (RBC):**4.310^6/µL (Normal range)
• **Hemoglobin (Hb):**12.7 g/dL (Normal range, slightly low)
• **Hematocrit (Hct):**37% (Normal range)
• **MCV:**86 fL (Normal range)
• **MCH:**29.5 pg (Normal range)
• **MCHC:**34.2 g/dL (Normal range)
• **RDW-CV:**13.3% (Normal range)
• **Neutrophil (%):**61.5% (Within normal range)
• **Lymphocyte (%):**25.7% (Within normal range)
• **Monocyte (%):**8.5% (Within normal range)
• **Eosinophil (%):**3.7% (Within normal range)
• **Basophil (%):**0.6% (Within normal range)
• **Platelet (PLT):**39610^3/µL (Within normal range)

Metabolism Tests- **Insulin:**6.3 µIU/mL (Within normal range)

• **HOMA-IR:**1.3 (Within normal range)
• **Hemoglobin A1c:**4.9% (Within normal range)

Biochemistry- **Fasting Blood Glucose:**83 mg/dL (Within normal range)

• **Sodium:**140 mEq/L (Normal range)
• **Potassium:**5 mEq/L (Normal range)
• **Urea:**16.7 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **Creatinine:**0.77 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **ALT:**17 U/L (Normal range)
• **AST:**19 U/L (Normal range)
• **Uric Acid:**4.1 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **Phosphorus:**3.8 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **Calcium:**9.1 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **Magnesium:**1.93 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **Iron:**38 µg/dL (Somewhat low)
• **Ferritin:**19 ng/mL (Slightly low)
• **Total Iron Binding Capacity (TIBC):**378 µg/dL (Normal range)

Blood Fats (Lipid Profile)

• **Total Cholesterol:**207 mg/dL (Borderline)
• **Triglycerides:**129 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **HDL-Cholesterol:**46 mg/dL (Normal range)
• **LDL-Cholesterol:**135 mg/dL (Borderline)

Thyroid Function Tests- **T3, Free:**5.4 pmol/L (Normal range)

• **T4, Free:**18 pmol/L (Normal range)
• **TSH:**2.01 µIU/mL (Normal range)
• Anti-TPO: <9 IU/mL (Normal range)

Vitamins- **Vitamin B12:**491 pg/mL (Normal range)

• **Vitamin D (25-OH):**33 ng/mL (Normal range)
• **Folic Acid:**6.4 ng/mL (Normal range)

Questions for Anamnesis:

1. What are your complaints? Do you experience symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath, muscle weakness, dry skin, hair loss?
2. Is there anyone in your family with diabetes, heart disease, or thyroid problems?
3. Can you give information about your daily diet and general healthy lifestyle?

Recommendations:

1. Nutrition: Given low iron and ferritin levels, iron-rich foods (e.g. red meat, green leafy vegetables) intake can be increased.
2. Physical Activity: Regular exercise is recommended to balance your cholesterol levels and maintain your overall health.
3. Hydration: Even if kidney function, calcium and sodium levels are normal, it is important to maintain regular fluid intake.

Related Specialties:

• Internal Medicine (Internal Medicine)
• Cardiology (Cholesterol levels)
• Endocrinology (Thyroid function tests and metabolism)
• Hematology (For low iron and ferritin levels)

I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.