Blood Test Form 30, how to view the blood test report

Routine blood tests, mainly see: WBC, RBC

PLT, HB, and others don't make much sense Judging from your list, there is nothing wrong with it, and if you are dizzy, dizziness is recommended for further examination.

You are a little short of water, drink plenty of water.

Routine blood tests mainly look at: WBC, RBC and granulocyte percentage.

You don't have a WBC (white blood cell) count and you don't have a granulocyte percentage. However, from the lymphocytes, it does not look like there is inflammation.

RBC (red blood cells), platelet concentration, and absolute eosinophil count are a little high, but it's nothing. At most, it means that you have some virus infection--- or something like that.

Therefore, it is enough to take more rest, pay attention to warmth, and drink plenty of water.

01 When you see the blood routine report from the hospital, there are test items, measurement results, units, reference ranges, and the reference range is the normal range!

02 Then you will see that some test items behind the measurement results have small scissors, like arrows like ", the upward is high, the downward is low, and the blank space is normal!

03 There are three main types of items in this batch of items, white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets. The others are all subdivisions of these 3 items.

White blood cells (LECs) are an important component of the body's immune system, and this value can be used to identify diseases that affect the leukocyte system.

Too high: common in acute infection, leukemia, severe burns, tissue damage, acute bleeding, uremia, after major surgery, etc.

Too low: common in radionuclide exposure, typhoid and paratyphoid, x-rays, malaria, acute agranulocytosis, hypersplenism, aplastic anemia, use of certain anticancer drugs, etc.

If it is too high, it is considered that chronic cor pulmonale, chronic carbon monoxide poisoning, congenital heart disease, emphysema, heart failure, drugs such as androgens and their derivatives, polycythemia vera, severe dehydration, extensive burns, kidney cancer, adrenal tumors, adrenal corticosteroids, etc. can cause erythrocytosis.

If it is too low, various anemias, severe parasitic diseases, etc., decreased bone marrow hematopoietic function in the elderly, and large blood loss due to various reasons (such as postpartum, postoperative surgery).

05 Platelet count (PLT): normal: male (108 273) 10 9 L, female (148 257) 10 9 L. (Reference range may vary slightly from place to place and from hospital to hospital).

Platelets are the smallest component of the blood, which can play a role in blood clotting and play a very large role in hemostasis.

Too high: Essential thrombocythemia is common in myeloproliferative disorders, such as polycythemia vera, chronic myeloid leukemia, essential thrombocythemia, etc. Reactive thrombocythemia is common in patients with iron deficiency anemia, acute and chronic inflammation, and cancer.

Too low: common in platelet production disorders, such as acute radiation sickness, acute leukemia, aplastic anemia, etc.; Increased platelet destruction, such as hypersplenism, primary thrombocytopenic purpura.

First of all, to correct your question: the report does not indicate symptoms, it can reflect whether there is anemia but it does not tell whether there is hypotension. Blood pressure needs to be measured with a blood pressure monitor.

From the report, it can be seen that the main abnormality is low platelets. Let's analyze the possible scenarios:

1. The patient has few platelets: if this requires further examination, such as whether there is bleeding in the clinical manifestations, whether there is no difficulty in stopping the bleeding, of course, some people have low platelets and still have normal coagulation function. So you can do a blood clotting test.

If there is a coagulation abnormality, a specialist should be called for further examination**.

2. The patient's platelets were normal, but there was an error in this examination. So it needs to be rechecked in a few days, and maybe it's normal. This situation is more common in blood collection is not smooth, or the operation is not standardized, resulting in platelet activation and aggregation, so that the results of the instrument test will be low.

But in any case, the patient's condition does not necessarily have a serious illness, so there is no need to worry too much. Further inspection to rule out undesirable conditions is reassuring.

The blood report does not show that it is anemia, normal, if you don't feel unwell, don't worry too much, the body will self-regulate, and the blood pressure is not reflected in the blood report

In your report, red blood cells, hemoglobin and hematocrit are normal, indicating that you have no anemia, but the platelets are a little low, and you should have a re-examination, if it is still very low, you should see a doctor.

As for blood pressure, blood tests do not show results, and blood pressure should be measured.

General non-pregnant women: blood HCG < 100 IU L

1.Serum HCG is elevated, most commonly in women of childbearing age, in the first trimester. After conception in normal people, the content of HCG in the blood increases rapidly, reaching the peak at 60-80 days of pregnancy, with a peak of 10000-12000 g L, and then gradually decreasing, to the lowest at 160-180 days of pregnancy, but still significantly higher than normal, and then slightly rising and continuing to maintain until delivery; In twin pregnancies, serum HCG more than doubles compared with singletons; In ectopic pregnancy, serum HCG is lower than normal pregnancy values for the same period.

2.A significantly low serum HCG value in a woman with a premature pregnancy or a decreasing trend on continuous monitoring indicates threatened miscarriage.

3.If the serum HCG value is still significantly higher than normal or shows an upward trend after the abortion operation, it indicates that the operation is incomplete.

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