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what does this full blood count shows?
Hello,
What this blood test shows? Should I be very concerned about anything? I have 4 results out of norm limits.
I don’t eat meat for 6 years.
RED BLOOD CELLS
RBC: 4.56 10^12/L (N.V. 4.10-5.10)
HGB: 140g/L (N.V. 123-153)
HCT: 0.43L/L (N.V. 0.350-0.470)
MCV: 94.3fL (N.V. 80.0-96.0)
MCH: 30.7pg/cell (N.V. 28.0-33.0)
Out of norm: MCHC: 326g/L (N.V. 330-360)
Out of norm: RDW-SD: 44.4% (N.V. 35.1-43.9)
RDW-CV: 13.1% (N.V. 11.6-14.6)
WHITE BLOOD CELLS
WBC: 9.8 10^9/L (N.V. 4.4-11.3)
NEUT%: 68.70% 6.73 (N.V. 2.5-7.7)
LYM%: 22.7% 2.22 (N.V. 1.5-4.0)
MONO%: 5.1% 0.5 (N.V. 0.0-1.0)
EOS%: 3.2% 0.31 (N.V. 0.0-1.0)
BASO%: 0.3% 0.03 (N.V. 0.0-0.04)
PLATELETS
PLT: 304 10^9/L (N.V. 154-386)
Out of norm: MPV: 11.9fl (N.V. 7.9-10.8)
PDW: 15.20 10^9/L (N.V. 9.0-17.0)
Out of norm: PCT: 0.36% (N.V. 0.17-0.35)
P-LCR: -
HAEMOTOLOGY TESTS:
ESR: 1mm (N.V. 0-15)
thank you.
What this blood test shows? Should I be very concerned about anything? I have 4 results out of norm limits.
I don’t eat meat for 6 years.
RED BLOOD CELLS
RBC: 4.56 10^12/L (N.V. 4.10-5.10)
HGB: 140g/L (N.V. 123-153)
HCT: 0.43L/L (N.V. 0.350-0.470)
MCV: 94.3fL (N.V. 80.0-96.0)
MCH: 30.7pg/cell (N.V. 28.0-33.0)
Out of norm: MCHC: 326g/L (N.V. 330-360)
Out of norm: RDW-SD: 44.4% (N.V. 35.1-43.9)
RDW-CV: 13.1% (N.V. 11.6-14.6)
WHITE BLOOD CELLS
WBC: 9.8 10^9/L (N.V. 4.4-11.3)
NEUT%: 68.70% 6.73 (N.V. 2.5-7.7)
LYM%: 22.7% 2.22 (N.V. 1.5-4.0)
MONO%: 5.1% 0.5 (N.V. 0.0-1.0)
EOS%: 3.2% 0.31 (N.V. 0.0-1.0)
BASO%: 0.3% 0.03 (N.V. 0.0-0.04)
PLATELETS
PLT: 304 10^9/L (N.V. 154-386)
Out of norm: MPV: 11.9fl (N.V. 7.9-10.8)
PDW: 15.20 10^9/L (N.V. 9.0-17.0)
Out of norm: PCT: 0.36% (N.V. 0.17-0.35)
P-LCR: -
HAEMOTOLOGY TESTS:
ESR: 1mm (N.V. 0-15)
thank you.
Best Answer
It seems pretty normal - hard to interpret this as posted. It appears that your Hgb (hemoglobin) is 14 and your HCT (hematocrit) is 43%. That would mean that you are not anemic, which you could get if you have not had enough iron. Many of the indices are not particularly relevant if your blood count is normal. Realize that the "normal values" that the laboratory reports represent the values seen in 95% of the healthy population - that means that 2.5% (one out of forty) health people will have values above and 2.5% will have values below that range.
Hi,
I have had MANY blood tests done lately. From what I know it doesnt look like anything too bad is going on. However, just keep working with your Dr. if you can to figure out the course of action to take.
Hope this helps.
I have had MANY blood tests done lately. From what I know it doesnt look like anything too bad is going on. However, just keep working with your Dr. if you can to figure out the course of action to take.
Hope this helps.
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