What can be diagnosed from these lab values ?!
Question: What can be diagnosed from these lab values !?
in a patient (male 17 years old been healthy all throught out his life) who happened to get a lab test done for no reason at all and all through all showed normal RBC counts and hematocrit of 4!.5 million for RBC and 42 for hematocrit!. and showed to have a WBC count of 99,000 on june 7 2008 with a neutrophil count of 42 %and lymphocyte count of 11% and basophil of 2%
Then on 11th of june 2008 another lab test done showing values of WBC of 102,900 and neutrophil of 30 %, lymphoycyte of 6% and basophil of 3%
Then on 14th of june a third lab tes done , showing, WBC 85,000 and neutrophil 79%, lymphocytes 5% and basophils 0
On the 4th lab test , June 21st 2008 , lab showed!. WBC 88,500 , Neutrophils 39% , lymphocytes 4% basophils 0
On the 5th lab test of 28th june 2008 , patient showed WBC 136,800, neutrophils 52% and lymphocytes 8!.%
Now recently 14th July 2008 the 6th lab test showed WBC of 196,100 and neutrophils are 48% and lymphocytes 5%
what could the cause be!?
is a urine test needed!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Then on 11th of june 2008 another lab test done showing values of WBC of 102,900 and neutrophil of 30 %, lymphoycyte of 6% and basophil of 3%
Then on 14th of june a third lab tes done , showing, WBC 85,000 and neutrophil 79%, lymphocytes 5% and basophils 0
On the 4th lab test , June 21st 2008 , lab showed!. WBC 88,500 , Neutrophils 39% , lymphocytes 4% basophils 0
On the 5th lab test of 28th june 2008 , patient showed WBC 136,800, neutrophils 52% and lymphocytes 8!.%
Now recently 14th July 2008 the 6th lab test showed WBC of 196,100 and neutrophils are 48% and lymphocytes 5%
what could the cause be!?
is a urine test needed!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
The counts are drastically elevated !.!.!. usually seen in infections!. May indicate low-grade appendicitis, a deep tissue abcess !.!.!. !?!?!?!? May also mean you have leukemia
PROBLEM: Your counts aren't adding up !.!.!. the % for the cells should equal 100% or real close to it and I'm not getting close to 100 on any of the results!.
This is an incomplete report, and I would need to see the smears !.!.!. something wierd is going on, or else the lab is incompetent!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
PROBLEM: Your counts aren't adding up !.!.!. the % for the cells should equal 100% or real close to it and I'm not getting close to 100 on any of the results!.
This is an incomplete report, and I would need to see the smears !.!.!. something wierd is going on, or else the lab is incompetent!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
First off, my friend, you cannot be diagnosed online or by anyone other than a licensed NP, MD, PA or DO!. Labs must be interpreted by your provider to discern their significance as related to you!.
The white count is the more significant result and the changes in the differential suggests to me there's an active infection ongoing or something more serious!. Many things can result in a decrease in neutros and lymphos but two disorders that can decrease both are a two types of anemia and leukemia!. Basos are decreased with stress!. Infection, malnutrition, etc!. are also forms of stress, not just having a bad day!.
I don't believe urinalysis is necessary!. What I believe is necessary is that the patient should make a follow up appointment with the ordering physician, the doctor who ordered these labs, and review all these results!. The sooner, the better!.
If these aren't adding up for "abacaxit", it may be because eosinophils and monocytes were excluded!. In any case, let your doctor worry about that!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
The white count is the more significant result and the changes in the differential suggests to me there's an active infection ongoing or something more serious!. Many things can result in a decrease in neutros and lymphos but two disorders that can decrease both are a two types of anemia and leukemia!. Basos are decreased with stress!. Infection, malnutrition, etc!. are also forms of stress, not just having a bad day!.
I don't believe urinalysis is necessary!. What I believe is necessary is that the patient should make a follow up appointment with the ordering physician, the doctor who ordered these labs, and review all these results!. The sooner, the better!.
If these aren't adding up for "abacaxit", it may be because eosinophils and monocytes were excluded!. In any case, let your doctor worry about that!.Www@Answer-Health@Com