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Blood test query
I have done blood test recently.
Lymphocytes:47.2 Ref: 20-40
Pus cells-5-6/phf. Ref: 0-2
Esr:75mm/hr Ref: 1-20
Wbc morphology: relatively lymphocytosis
GGt: 34.10 iu/l Ref: 5-32
Thyroid
T3: 0.133 ng/ml Ref: 0.60- 2.15
T4: 1.66 ng/ml Ref: 52-127
TSH: 2.09 uIU/ml Ref: 0.3-4.5
Is it something to worry about.?
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Lot of things to worry about. Frankly so many parameters are disturbed.
From where did you find Pus cells in this report?
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Need more details. Kindly consult
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Dr. Nawab Md Dilawar Hasan
Clinical Biochemistry Specialist
43 yrs exp
Guwahati
Reports not normal though incomplete.
Needs physical examination by a specialist ( Medicine)
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