Please ask a professional doctor to help me analyze these two medical check up forms!

1.The two-and-a-half results were positive for hepatitis B virus core antibody and surface antibody, indicating that they had been vaccinated against hepatitis B or hepatitis B virus infection and had immunity. Your second positive indicates that you have hepatitis B virus antibodies, the core antibodies may gradually turn negative over time, or they may be carried for life, you can quantitatively test the titer of surface antibodies, if you < 10 miu ml, a booster dose of hepatitis B vaccine.

This situation has no effect on the medical examinations of civil servants and teachers.

2.1) The increase in serum ALT or AST exceeds 2 times the upper limit of the reference value (if the upper limit of the normal reference value is X, more than 2 times the upper limit of the reference value means more than 2X), and it is not qualified.

2) The increase in serum ALT or AST does not exceed 2 times of the upper limit of the reference value, but the ultrasound image of B shows diffuse liver disease (except fatty liver), which is not qualified.

3.Your biochemical results suggest that fatty liver is more likely, and if you are fat or have been drinking alcohol for a long time, this possibility is even greater, and fatty liver is not a big problem, and it has no impact on civil servants or teacher recruitment. However, if time permits, it is recommended to take some enzyme-lowering drugs under the guidance of a doctor to lower glutamide to avoid unnecessary trouble.

On the surface of the first monogram, you do not have hepatitis B because your surface antigen is negative, and on the surface of the second monograph, you have abnormal liver function, slight liver damage, and you may have recently drunk alcohol, taken medicine, caught a cold, stayed up late, etc.? If the liver function is abnormal, it will have an impact on the recruitment of civil servants or teachers.

Hello. The following is my analysis, which you can refer to.

The normal value of aspartate aminotransferase is generally 0 40 L, and when the alanine aminotransferase (ALT) is significantly elevated, and the ratio of alanine aminotransferase (AST) to alanine (ALT) is 1, it indicates liver parenchymal damage. That is, your dad may have a sign of liver disease, such as cirrhosis.

The normal reference value for alanine aminotransferase is 0 45 u l

The lower the better, and the higher it is, it means that you may have liver disease.

In addition, your dad's white blood cell (WBC) abnormalities are relatively high, which indicates that your dad should have inflammation in his body.

Of course, I don't know much about the inspection equipment of your father's unified physical examination unit, but I recommend going to a big hospital to re-check it, so as not to miss the opportunity.

This lady, judging from your medical examination report, although there is no obvious abnormality, it does not mean that it is completely normal. Irregular heartbeats can be a big or small problem, but since you're still young, your body can afford it, and as you get older, you'll start to appreciate how powerful it is. Doing more aerobic exercise (such as jogging) can be good for your body.

A high specific gravity in urine generally means that the body consumes less water, so it is good to drink more water.

Elevated epithelial cells indicate a possible urinary tract infection.

When apolipoprotein B is high, there is no need to worry as long as there is no abnormal reaction from the heart.

There is nothing wrong with high platelets alone, but it may be related to your low blood volume, which means that your blood is relatively thick, and given your age, there is nothing special to pay attention to in terms of diet, and the level of platelets has a lot to do with individual differences. There's nothing special to pay attention to, just drink plenty of water.

The distribution width of red blood cells is low, and in the case of normal red blood cells, there is no reference meaning, so there is no need to worry. Pay attention to rest, pay attention to food hygiene, avoid colds, and be in a good mood.

The diagnosis is complete.

1. You have two protective antibodies, which proves that you have been vaccinated and have produced protection, and you will not get hepatitis B again, which is a normal test result and will not affect your work. Ignore the reference range.

2. The ratio of grain grass and grain C is out of balance, and the liver and spleen B ultrasound are checked.

3. Bilirubinuria, generally caused by bad gallbladder, should also check the liver and spleen B ultrasound, daily often stay up late, constipation, drinking alcohol will cause a slight increase, in addition to life adjustment, you can use some traditional Chinese medicine to adjust, need to prescribe Chinese medicine, please open a separate paste in Lv Peng bar paste the questionnaire, and carefully browse and fill in the questionnaire.

Address of the questionnaire --

You should have seen it yourself, it's an increase in bilirubin and an increase in platelet volume, and nothing else is a big deal. The increase in total bilirubin is related to liver function, which may be related to factors such as excessive drinking or cold, fatigue and mental stress. There are two things about increased platelet volume, which should be due to an increase in your total platelet count (PLT) or average platelet volume (MPV).

An elevated MPV indicates that megakaryocytes are highly mature and bone marrow platelets are good. PLT elevation, that is, the total number of platelets is elevated, and the general test is acceptable within 450 units, and general infection, blood loss, hemolysis, etc. will increase platelets. If it is too high (to rule out other blood disorders), thrombocytosis is a disorder and the cause (primary or secondary) must be identified.

Mental stress will cause vasoconstriction, and will also cause PCT to rise, but yours is normal, that is because platelets adhere to the blood vessel endothelium, when the blood vessels are damaged and contracted, the glycoprotein on the surface of the platelet itself adheres to the endothelial collagen substance, and the platelets aggregate with each other, so that the platelets accumulate, and the natural hematocrit will also increase.

1. Normal liver function;

2. There is a problem with the gallbladder, one is that the direct bilirubin is a little higher, and the other is that there is hyperecho in the B ultrasound gallbladder, whether it is a gallstone should be re-examined to confirm the diagnosis;

3. Routine blood tests, although there are four items that are high, the problem is not big.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital to check the problem of the hyperechoic area of the gallbladder, and by the way, consult the four high questions, what they mean, what the reason is, whether they are needed, and how.

Your bilirubin is caused by gallbladder polyps, so pay attention to your diet and give you some Chinese medicine to be normal.

Total bilirubin is exceeded.

Your total bilirubin is indeed on the high side, but don't be discouraged, it's not a big deal, I think that having a good mood every day is your best right now. Conventional things you look at the following are very helpful to you, see that you must learn to control your emotions at present, control your communication, and try not to drink as much as possible. There are two sentences you should remember, a long time of anger hurts the liver, and a long time of drunkenness also hurts the liver."

If you have normal liver function, (recheck your liver function once every 3 months for 2 to 3 years) and have normal liver function, it is called "stable Xiaosanyang", and the infectivity is low.

Elevated bilirubin is seen in:

1) Liver diseases: acute jaundice hepatitis, acute yellow liver necrosis, chronic active hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, etc.

2) Extrahepatic diseases: hemolytic jaundice, blood transfusion reaction with blood group incompatibility, neonatal jaundice, cholelithiasis, liver cancer, pancreatic head cancer, etc. Therefore, you should actively look for the cause of your current high bilirubin before further treatment.

For your medical history is unclear and how**, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to find out the cause in detail**.

As for the question of whether you should continue to work in this industry, I suggest that you should not do it, and it is better not to touch what you say, even if it smells for a long time, it will be problematic.

It is best to go to the hospital and ask a professional doctor.

People with a bad liver will have a decrease in blood viscosity because of insufficient fibrin synthesis and easy to cause bleeding. It doesn't make sense to be so high in triglycerides so little.