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Analysis:
Hello! If you currently have anemia and the blood cells are relatively small, it is recommended that you correct the anemia in time, otherwise it will affect your health. I don't know if you are picky eaters, if your indicators are after menstruation, they are basically normal, especially if the menstrual flow is more, but if you are also anemic during the non-menstrual period, it should still be corrected.
Mainly corrected by adjusting the dietary structure, we should eat more vegetables and fruits, especially dark foods, such as red dates, wolfberries, green vegetables, seaweed, etc. Your blood cells are relatively small and mostly belong to iron deficiency anemia, so you can also take iron-based by mouth**, but this drug must be used under the guidance of a doctor.
At the same time, your learning version has a higher value, this is also, if it is in menstruation, it is a normal phenomenon caused by bleeding, if it is not menstruation, you can recheck it after a period of time, if it is still abnormal, you should check the blood rheology to see if there is an increase in blood pressure viscosity, and consider whether to use medication according to the results**.
Guidance: First of all, it is recommended that you develop good eating habits, increase the amount of exercise, so that the food can be better absorbed, and then recheck in a month, if it is normal, you do not need to seek medical attention, if it is still abnormal, you should go to the hematology department in time.
Analysis: You are a little anemicYou can take care of yourself properly.
Guidance: The principles of iron deficiency anemia are: **: Remove the causes of iron deficiency and anemia as much as possible; Adequate amounts of iron are given for the body to synthesize hemoglobin and replenish the body's iron stores to normal levels.
One, ****:
It is of great significance for the effect of correcting anemia, the speed and the prevention of it.
Second, iron supplements**:
1) Oral iron: The most commonly used preparations are ferrous sulfate, ferric fumarate (rich in blood acid).Tea should be avoided when taking medicine, so as not to prevent iron from being precipitated by tannic acid and unable to be absorbed.
2) Iron injection: generally try to use oral medicine**, and only use iron injection in the following cases: intestinal malabsorption of iron, such as after gastrectomy or gastrointestinal anastomosis, chronic diarrhea, steatorrhoea, etc.; Gastrointestinal diseases can be aggravated by oral iron supplements, such as peptic ulcer, ulcerative colitis, segmental colitis, gastrointestinal dysfunction after gastrectomy, and persistent vomiting during pregnancy. Oral iron has been reduced in severe gastrointestinal reactions.
Commonly used iron injections are iron dextran and sorbitol ferric citrate.
3) Auxiliary**: Strengthen nutrition and increase iron-rich foods.
Condition analysis: hemoglobin 100, hematocrit, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration 297, these items are low.
Guidance: To consider whether thalassemia is present, hemoglobin electrophoresis is recommended for -globin and -globin deletions.
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If your haemoglobin (HGB) and hematocrit (HCT) levels are both below normal, you can be sure that you are "anamic" and that your platelet count of 77 is not a big problem. Your haemoglobin (HGB) is 89g L, which is moderate anemia (Hgb 61 90g L, which is considered moderate). Your mean corpuscular volume (MCV) is 294, indicating that your anemia is a type of "microcytic hypochromic anemia."
"Small cell hypochromic anemia" is most commonly scattered in "iron deficiency anemia", and the most common cause of "iron deficiency anemia" is caused by chronic blood loss, such as menorrhagia, chronic bleeding from hemorrhoids, chronic blood loss of the digestive tract, etc., followed by insufficient iron intake or intestinal malabsorption, etc., and the elderly should also be vigilant against digestive tract tumors. **Iron deficiency anemia, first of all, you should find out**, I think you must have had symptoms of anemia such as palpitation and shortness of breath after activities before, you may not have cared about it, and I don't know if you have problems such as heavy menstrual bleeding, but "iron deficiency anemia" exists. Iron supplementation drugs are recommended to take "Tielong (10-dimensional iron chewable tablets)" or "Funaide", these two drugs can be bought in general pharmacies, and ** low, the usage of both drugs is once a day, one tablet at a time, take it after meals, do not drink strong tea during the medication, it is best not to drink tea.
Most foods contain the highest levels of iron, followed by kelp, seaweed, fungus, shiitake mushrooms, meat, legumes and cereals, but lower levels in milk, vegetables and fruits. "Iron deficiency anaemia" is a common disease, and it is estimated that about 1 in 3 children and women of childbearing age suffer from iron deficiency anaemia in most developing countries. I think your anemia has been diagnosed and you don't need a bone shed medullary puncture at this time.
It is recommended that you pay attention to dietary supplements on the basis of iron supplements, as it is not appropriate to rely on dietary supplements alone. The application of iron is old, you can check the blood routine every 3 or 4 weeks to observe the effect, and after the HGB reaches normal, you can continue to take iron for 1 2 months to replenish the stored iron in the body. Good luck soon**!
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No big problem, two reasons:
1.The erythroid hematopoietic function of the baby's bone marrow is not very vigorous, and it will improve with the development of the baby, because during the embryonic period, the mother receives certain chemical drugs or chemical substances.
2.Babies may have been affected by certain chemical medications.
Regular consumption of jujube and wolfberry water can improve the blood picture.
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It doesn't matter if these items are out of the reference value range, the baby's blood routine is normal, don't worry.
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It doesn't matter if it's a little lower, it should be combined with other clinical indicators.
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RBC red blood cell count.
High mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration.
Low 311MPV mean platelet body size abruptly slow.
High platelet hematocrit.
The results of high or above late modulus are only high or low, and there are many influencing factors, which is of little significance.
gran% neutrophils.
If the height is slightly higher, there may be inflammation or infection, and if there are no clinical symptoms, it is of little significance, and it is recommended to repeat the examination.
My stomach hurts all the time and I have a cyst in my ovaries. From the above report, can it be seen that it is evil and benign", the blood routine only plays the role of knowing the mountain and screening, and it is necessary to observe the cyst changes for a long time with the help of B ultrasound, and decide whether surgery is needed according to the symptoms.
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The total number of white blood cells and the proportion of neutrophils in the differential are high, and in general, they indicate inflammation, such as colds, laryngitis, gastroenteritis, etc.
It is not related to breast hyperplasia, which can also be increased in the early stages of pregnancy (the first 1-2 months). If there is no manifestation of inflammation, there is no need for **, if there is fever and other conditions, it can be anti-inflammatory, generally with penicillin, there is no para-slip effect on the fetus.
I hope my letter will be helpful to you!
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The blood routine should be looked at from the following points:
1. White blood cell count, higher than normal, lower than normal indicates a problem.
2. Hemoglobin, lower than normal indicates anemia, and too much higher than normal indicates polycythemia vera.
3. Platelet PLT, less than 80 indicates thrombocytopenia, and higher than 500 indicates thrombocythemia.
Seeing the test sheet you gave, it is speculated that Ling Zun's white blood cell and red blood cell counts are normal, hemoglobin is normal, and platelets are slightly high, so the blood routine is basically considered normal. Routine blood tests can be repeated after 1 week and comparisons can be made.
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Thrombocythemia is a clonal disease of pluripotent stem cells, characterized by hyperproliferation of megakaryocytes in the bone marrow, persistent and significant increase in platelets and abnormal function, accompanied by recurrent spontaneous ** mucosal hemorrhage, thrombosis, and often splenomegaly.
In severe cases, it can lead to intracranial hemorrhage, visceral hemorrhage, and thrombosis, which are all life-threatening. In particular, patients with cardiovascular diseases should pay more attention to their condition and pay close attention to it.
Now there is no no clinical significance for platelets, and platelets above 500 need to be bone-pierced and **.
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The blood routine examination mainly looks at: WBC, RBC, HGB, PLT test results, if these four values are within the normal range, there are no symptoms, and there is generally no problem. PLT (platelet count) normal reference range:
100-300, this is the statistical range of 95% of normal people, some people will be a little lower or a little higher, the value of the check is 337, it cannot be said to be abnormal. Moreover, there are fluctuations in human body indicators, plus there are errors in the instrument.
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Hello! The blood routine is basically normal, and the platelets are slightly high, but the number of blood routine is only in a certain fluctuation range, so there is no need to worry.
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It may be an abnormality in the blood routine caused by infection, which should be seen on follow-up;
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Basically, there is no problem, even if the blood routine of normal people is not all normal, don't worry too much, you can recheck it again in half a month.
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Platelets are more than 30 high, there is no problem, everything else is a reference.
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These values cannot be used as a reference, and you need to look at white blood cells, red blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets. At present, these abnormal values of yours are very close to normal, and there is no problem, Dr. Niu.
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This condition is common in viral infections, pay attention to rest, drink plenty of water, and recheck;
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As long as white blood cells, platelets, red blood cells, and hemoglobin are normal, other values are of little significance.
Routine blood examination does not need fasting, but many other blood tests need fasting examination, many laboratory test results normal values are ** in the normal population of fasting blood draw results, fasting refers to a certain period of time without any calorie intake, hospital routine physical examination, such as fasting blood glucose, blood lipids, liver function, and hepatobiliary, pancreatic and spleen ultrasound, etc., these examinations must be required to be fasting to check, especially when the triglycerides in blood lipids, fasting time is required to reach 12-16 hours, fasting time is not enough, The results of the examination are unreliable. The physical examination in the hospital is generally between 8-10 o'clock in the morning, so after 8 o'clock in the evening before the physical examination, try not to eat anything containing calories, you can drink some water properly, and it is best to rest early so as not to affect the results of the next day's physical examination. If you just want to check the blood for routine tests, you can do it at any time, and you don't need to be fasting.
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