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Homocysteine 17.86
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I done test with below level elevated_I have fatigue,tingling weakness like symptoms
Homocysteine: 17.86 µmol/L
Fasting Glucose: 110 mg/dL
HbA1c: 6.8%
AST (SGOT): 36 U/L
ALT (SGPT): 59 U/L
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP): 183 U/L
CRP: 6.63 mg/L
Vitamin D: 12.69 ng/mL
LDL Cholesterol: 123 mg/dL
Non-HDL Cholesterol: 142.10 mg/d
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Ok let me help u intrepret ur report step by step.
HbA1c 6.8%: Diabetes range → repeat/confirm with your doctor and start lifestyle measures and medicines now.
Homocysteine 17.9: Mildly high → check Vitamin B12 + folate; correct deficiency if present.
Vitamin D 12.7: Deficient → take Vitamin D replacement as prescribed.
ALT 59: Mildly elevated → avoid alcohol, unnecessary supplements/medicines and oily foods; consider evaluation for fatty liver.
CRP 6.6: Mild inflammation → no need to panic
For tingling/fatigue: Check B12, folate, TSH, CBC and glucose control.
Daily: 30–45 min walking, reduce sugar/refined carbs, increase vegetables/protein, maintain healthy weight.
Repeat: HbA1c in ~3 months; liver profile and relevant deficiencies as advised.
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Consult a neurologist if tingling sensation doesnt settle
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