Red Cell Distribution Width - CV Health Feed

You have increased triglycerides and test of reports are within limits. You need statin drugs for increase in tg.

Please consult a doctor. There is no point of doing investigations if you do not know why you are doing them. First, history, then examination and then only laboratory tests. All laboratory tests are interpreted keeping the patients complaints in mind.

An increase in pdw suggests that your husbands bone marrow is producing new platelets after some kind of inflammation in the body.

PDW indicates how uniform all platelets are in size. it measures coagulability please consult for a detailed explanation . .

Your results are generally good and there s however a small chance of diabetes you take care from now itself by reducing carb and sugar intake and do exercises.

This does not concern my speciality.

Dear librate user reports as presented. Do have mildly raised Lipoprotein lipase, amylase and AP, TSh at 5.39 is also sub clinically raised and may have related hypothyroidism feature, let us know age for your mother, weight and height, diabetes ,or hypertension, or any drug regimen she is taking, As such for healthy female between 60-70 years this is almost normal reports unless she is diabetic or heart patient, mild osteoporosis or weakening bones could be concluded, which is quite normal post menopause in all females, take some calcium supplement or calcanea flour and calcanea phos biochemic salts ,sending other details will help me guide you better following to be done - electrocardiogram, hrcp and routine urine. If possible get one use abdomen. Till then take care.

Dear lybrate-user, Firstly, I assume a physician has recommended these tests for a reason, please check with him/her. Based on the information provided, it appears that he needs diet and workout counseling. Being a teenager, shedding few kilos would help him gain confidence. Ensure he gets full body workout at least 4 days a week for 30 minutes. I understand he takes in non-veg food, try to reduce fatty materials, and reduce simple carbohydrates. Try to consult a dietician and workout expert for more detailed assessment.

Hi welcome to Lybrate doctors will ask for tests based on the symptoms of patients-- without knowing patient symptoms doctor will not decide based on test reports alone. Only after discussing patient problems and studying test results --treatment can be suggested you can go to a doctor with test results and discuss your problems and get treatment or if there is difficulty you can consult online with your test results and symptoms.

You have hypertension, needs treatment by your doctor. Your cholesterol is high too. Take rosuvastatin 20 mg. Daily. Avoid fat, and ghee, and sweets. Plenty of vegetable and fruits. Exercise good. Salt less than 2 g/ day, avoid pickles and high salt foods. Take plenty of vegetable and. Fruits. Meditate.