What Is Packed Cell Volume
Got my annual whole body checkup and had low vit d (22.9) b12 (57) and haemoglobin (10.8). The gp has prescribed medicin ...
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Hello, low mch mchc and high rdw are usually seen with low heamoglobin (anemia). Continue taking medication for improving heamoglobin. Low albumin is seen in anemia. Please undergo further investigations like urine profile to look for any urinary tract infections and loss of protein in urine. Rest you're good to go.
Following are the cbc test results of my mother (75 yrs): haemoglobin: 11.00 g/dl packed cell volume (pcv): 34.50 %rbc c ...
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Hi, lybrate user, She should go for meditation to inhale plenty of oxygen to improve Hb level. Tk, pomegranate, spinach, Beet root to feel good. Tk, homoeopathic medicine, underlying : @ Ferrum met 30ch-5 drops, thrice. Avoid , junk food, spicy and fried food. TK, care.
My vitamin b12 level is 211pg/ml. And packed cell volume is 39.9% hai. And I feel tingling in left hand, leg, and someti ...
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you. Tingling face is a result of nerve dysfunction or nerve damage. It can be the result of an injury to the face or exposure to cold temperatures. Alternatively, tingling face may be caused by neuropathy, a disorder in which the nerves that relay signals between the body and the brain do not function properly. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.
I am 34 and yesterday I have done my routine health checkup and in that report it shows hemoglobin range from 13.0 to 17 ...
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Hemoglobin and packed cell volume can increase due to smoking. Smoking led to decreased oxygen level in your body, in response body produces more hemoglobin to make up for the oxygen deficit. I suggest you to quit smoking. All other reports are slightly abnormal, but they should also improve once you give up smoking and drinking. For any further queries, feel free to consult me on private consult.
I am 56 year old male recently diagnosed with vitamin d deficiency as my vitamin d is 17.4.and my packed cell volume is ...
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You must take 60000 iu for 8 weeks once a week and then maintenance dose of 5000 iu once a week for 2 months. Rest everything is fine. For further information you can text consult me my doctor code is ihea58.
Doctor my hemoglobin was 11.20 rbc 3.77 packed cell, volume 34.3 platelets 150 mpv 15.21 ferritin. 13.6 iron. 73 ubc. 37 ...
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Generally 3 months but according to your past illness it will be decided. Depending on cause of your low haemoglobin. If generally hb low then mind your appetite. You can take chitrakadi churn 1 tsf two times a day with your medicine.
Just a few days back my blood pressure raised to 145/100 that resulted in nose bleeding I did some test recommended by a ...
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How is ur blood pressure now. U need to control it. May be back head pain is because of hypertension. In addition do this 1. Take adequate night sleep 2. Eat at regular intervals. As starvation/gas can trigger headache. 3. Avoid things that can trigger headache. Common triggers include alcohol, caffeine or poor sleep. Inculcate good sleep practices like having a regular bedtime schedule and avoiding naps, caffeine and TV before bedtime. 4. Don't take stress- Pursue an enjoyable activity or verbalising frustration to reduce stress and improve mental health. 5. Avoid foods that you know triggers your headache. 6. Hot packs and heating pads can relax tense muscles. Warm showers or baths may have a similar effect 7. Drink water. “Dehydration can be a big cause of headaches,” For this homeopathic treatment is very effective For more details you can consult me.
Hi Sir, I am 24 years old male Here is my cbc report Haemoglobin 14.0 Rbc 4.63 Packed cell volume 42.9 Mean corpuscular ...
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All the normal values are mentioned with reports. And the results in it means normal. Yes your report is normal.
I am 3 month pregnant please advise me any problem in my CBC report or any problem. basophil: 0.01 thou/mm3 MCV: 76.00 f ...
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It is ok. Take medicine as must have been advised by your doctor or contact on private chat for medicine and further advise.
I have diagnosed with azoospermia. My age is 28 yrs. How to find it is obstructive or non obstructive azoospermia. I was ...
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Hello- In the normal male reproductive tract, sperm exiting the testis have minimal motility and limited egg fertilizing capacity. Sperm acquire the potential for improved motility and fertilizing ability during epididymal transit. So, in the unobstructed epididymis, sperm of optimal quality (as evaluated by percent motile cells) are found in the most distal epididymis. Retrieval 1. Obstructive Azoospermia: The obstructed epididymis or congenital absence of the vas deferens shows the opposite pattern of sperm quality: optimal sperm quality in the proximal epididymis and very poor quality in the most distal segments. This finding of "inverted motility" is expected in the obstructed male reproductive tract since sperm production that continues in the testis and reabsorption of those sperm is an active process in the most distal regions of the system. The most distal obstructed epididymis tends to contain dilated yellow tubules that are packed with macrophages reabsorbing old, degenerated sperm.9 Therefore, sperm retrieval should be performed from the proximal obstructed epididymis and testis, and higher quantities of motile spermatozoa can be obtained. In fact, motile spermatozoa are found at concentrations up to 1 million sperm per microliter in the fluid of obstructed epididymis. 2. Non-obstructive Azoospermia: A common observation for testicular sperm samples is that retrieved spermatozoa are immobile or have a sluggish twitching motion. In this situation, some sperm production is focally present within the testis, despite the fact that inadequate numbers of sperm are released from the testis to make it into the ejaculate. After several hours of incubation in vitro, testicular sperm typically show some motility. The lack of initial motility does not necessarily reflect a lack of viability for testicular sperm, since these sperm have never acquired motility. Non-motile ejaculated sperm have acquired and lost motility, as sperm viability is lost, rendering the sperm useless for ICSI. Typical criteria for poor sperm production, including an elevated serum FSH level or decreased testicular volume, does not predict which patients have sperm found with testicular sperm extraction (TESE). Even the histologic patterns on diagnostic testicular biopsy (Sertoli cell-only, maturation arrest, hypospermatogenesis) cannot perfectly predict the chance of finding sperm with TESE. However, many centers require diagnostic biopsies prior to TESE procedures to rule out carcinoma-in-situ (intratubular germ cell neoplasia) that is present in up to 3% of men with NOA who are candidates for treatment with TESE-ICSI.
