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I have got some regular test done, since I was feeling fatigue & pain in the foot of the leg
So my eosinophil is increased by 11.4% ( normal is 1 to 6%) in absolute terms its 0.84 also blood urea nitrogen is low i.e 5.1.. also cholestrol level is a bit above the range & so is vitamin d very low
Does all of this has a connection?
What should be my next course of action?
Thank you in anticipation
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Yes your eosinophil count is slightly high but not significantly. Cholestrol level slighly above limit, LDL and VLDL is slightly above normal limit, but HDL is good level. Only low fat diet and exercise will suffice, eosinophill not required any aggressive treatment. Take VITA D, - CAP D RISE 60000 IU, ONCE PER WEEK FOR 4 WEEKS, then once in a month for 6 months. This will help you for leg pain.
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