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Doctor, I recently completed a comprehensive master health check-up. Most parameters in my CBC, LFT, RFT, lipid profile, blood sugar and thyroid profile are normal. However, I noticed a few values outside the reference range and would like to know if they are clinically significant or require any follow-up.
My main concern is Vitamin D, which is 18.1 ng/mL. Please advise whether I need Vitamin D supplementation, the appropriate dose and duration, and when it should be rechecked.
Other abnormal/slightly abnormal values:
CBC – Lymphocytes 44.8%, absolute lymphocytes 3.46, monocytes 1.2%, absolute monocytes 0.09, PDW 16.7, RBC 5.53.
Lipid – LDL 100, TC/HDL ratio 2.8.
Liver – Albumin 4.99, indirect bilirubin 1.09, total bilirubin 1.34, direct bilirubin 0.25.
Renal – BUN 7.5, creatinine 0.6, calculated urea 16.05. Do I need to worry about other parameters ? No symptoms at present
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All reports are practically normal, except vit d which is slightly low.
Take tab uprise 60,000 units once a week for 4 to 6 weeks, then repeat test.
Take more of fortified cereals, mushrooms, eggs, milk and milk products. Spend an hour daily in morning sunlight.
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Vitamin D is low at 18.1 ng/mL. The other reported values appear largely reassuring, with mild variations in CBC/lipid and bilirubin parameters that should be interpreted alongside the complete report and clinical context.
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Vitamin D 18.1 is insufficient, so yes, you need supplementation. What I usually advise is cholecalciferol 60,000 IU once a week for 8 weeks, then once a month for maintenance, and a recheck after about 3 months. The rest are minor: slightly high indirect bilirubin with normal liver enzymes is often a harmless Gilbert pattern, and the small CBC shifts and low-normal creatinine mean nothing without symptoms. LDL 100 is fine for now, just keep diet and exercise in check.
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Start the vitamin D course and repeat the level in 3 months. If you want me to go through the full report once properly, book a consult with me here on Practo.
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Hello,
Take Balanced diet which is mentioned below,
1/3 of food plate should contain bread ( or 4 roti ), pasta, potato and rice.
1/3 of food plate should contain fruits and vegetables.
1/9 of food plate should contain fish, meat, egg, beans and other non dairy sources of protein.
1/9 of food plate should contain milk and dairy foods.
1/9 of food plate should contain food and drink high in fat and/ or sugar.
plus a glass of milk daily.
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A vitamin D level of 18.1 falls below what's considered sufficient, and correcting it usually needs supplementation. The right dose and how long you need it depends on your history, so that call is best made by your doctor.
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The rest of your values look close to standard reference ranges for someone with no symptoms, but go through the full report with your doctor rather than reading each number alone.
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Don't start a vitamin D dose on your own based on what worked for someone else. Get it rechecked after the course your doctor sets.
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