Here’s a brief analysis of the test report values you provided: 1. RDW-CV (15): This is within the normal range (11.5% to 15%), indicating no significant variation in the size of red blood cells. 2. Absolute Basophil Count (0): A count of 0 can be normal, as basophils typically make up a small percentage of white blood cells. If there are no symptoms of allergies or infections, this value isn’t usually concerning. 3. PDW (Platelet Distribution Width, 21.6): PDW reflects the variability in platelet size. The normal range is typically 9.0 to 17.0 fL. A high PDW may indicate platelet activation or an underlying issue like inflammation or a blood disorder, which may require further evaluation. 4. HbA1c (Glycosylated Hemoglobin, 5.7%): This is at the upper limit of the normal range. It suggests you are close to the prediabetes threshold (5.7% to 6.4%). Keeping an eye on blood sugar levels and focusing on lifestyle modifications might help manage this. 5. Estimated Average Glucose (eAG, 5.7%): This value corresponds to the HbA1c, so it also suggests a slightly elevated risk for prediabetes. 6. LDL Cholesterol (116 mg/dL): This is within the normal to slightly elevated range. The ideal value for LDL is less than 100 mg/dL. Higher levels can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, so it might be worth focusing on heart-healthy habits. 7. Non-HDL Cholesterol (142 mg/dL): Non-HDL cholesterol is calculated by subtracting HDL from total cholesterol and represents all the “bad” types of cholesterol. The goal for non-HDL cholesterol is less than 130 mg/dL, so your level is slightly elevated. 8. Vitamin D (22.4 ng/ml): This is below the ideal range (30-50 ng/ml). A level of 20-30 ng/ml is often considered insufficient.

Do aerobic exercises regularly, maintain well diet because your LDL is at near optimal level. You have slightly low Vitamin D level. Kindly consult for further management.

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You have low Vit D levels U need Supplements for the same With respect to the Thumb pain u need physical examination to rule out dequerveins tenosynovitis.

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Low vitamin D level.

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Low vit d. Sachet cholecalciferol twice a week Consult

You have low vitamin d3 levels

All the reports seems fine except low vitamin d levels.

Report shows a lower vitamin d levels, rest of the values are normal.

Vit D is a bit on lower side. Rest appears within normal limit. If you have any issues related with bone or muscles, you can contact me anytime.

Whatever report you have shared, everything else is normal except Vit D level which is low.

Normal except vitamin D

Vit D - little low, as of ur age it's better to take calcium supplements and good sunlight exposure

vitamin D is low rest of thing are normal

Low vitamin d Other parameters fairly ok

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Ldl should preferably be below 100. Vit d is low

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You should visit a physician

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You have low vitamin d levels. That needs addressing. Take uprise d 60k sachet once a week for 8 weeks. Connect for more questions.

Low vitamin d levels. Rest report is normal.

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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Looks like vitamin d is insufficient

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Your test results are mostly within normal limits but a few points are worth noting: 1. RDW-CV (Red Cell Distribution Width) at 15 is within a normal range (11.5-15%), though it could indicate some mild variation in red blood cell size. This is usually not concerning unless accompanied by other abnormal blood parameters. 2. Basophil count is 0, which is also normal as basophils are usually present in very low numbers. 3. PDW (Platelet Distribution Width) of 21.6 is slightly elevated. This can indicate variability in platelet size, which can be associated with various conditions, but in isolation, it's not very concerning. 4. HbA1c of 5.7% and eAG of 5.7 mmol/L suggest that you are just below the threshold for prediabetes. Maintaining good lifestyle habits (diet, exercise) is important to keep your blood sugar under control. 5. LDL cholesterol is 116 mg/dL, which is in the near-optimal range. However, Non-HDL cholesterol of 142 mg/dL might indicate the need for further monitoring of cardiovascular risk. Depending on your overall risk profile, lifestyle changes or treatment might be necessary. 6. Vitamin D of 22.4 ng/mL is below the normal range (30-100 ng/mL), indicating a deficiency. You might need supplementation and increased sunlight exposure. I recommend a consultation for a more detailed evaluation of these findings and personalized treatment. Feel free to reach me on WhatsApp at eight-zero-zero-nine-eight-two-one-three-three-two.

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