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What was the age of the kid? Need to get it done ft3 and ft4 bbcz since it's been more than 6 months. If reports comes normal meansthen no need to increase the dose.

The report shows restrictive changes in your lung, however I don't think there is much to be worried as it's mild, so it's highly unlikely to have any symptoms, look for any pet, birds to which you might be allergic or look for moulds or fungus around your house. Do regular breathing exercises. It will maintain your lung function.

Dear Mr. lybrate-user
your liver functions are slightly deranged. Please share the symptoms for which you consulted a skin specialist. Symptoms along with blood tests will help me to guide you further.
Take care.

No growth in culture is usually a good news however with limited history and lack of clinical examination, not much can be commented on. Thank you.

Which organ are you talking about. Atypical suggestive of neoplasia so again do the histopathological examination and consult me properly with send me the biopsy report.

Hi, kindly give some more details about your previous health issues and even the present one. Why did you take the colour doppler? What were your symptoms? Aortic valve calcification at your age sir, can be normal. If it is mild, is not bothering you then its ok. But if you are having any kind of symptoms, or the investigations have showed that the calcification is covering large area, then it may have risks regarding health issues.

Your blood report is perfectly normal except wbc count which is slightly low.
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If the antibodies of these test are found positive then it shows the chronic infection .if you are pregnent then I can cause severw damge into your fetus so take proper medications and do usg if you are pregnent.

Most of the above values are in normal range; rbc count is little high. Sgpt is high-- due to your liver disease// continue treatment under a good gostroenterologist //also avoid alcohol; smoking and over the counter drugs/ restrict junk food; preserved food; coloured food; fried and roasted food ; added sugar ; added salt; red meat etc /;avoid strenuous activities./ do mild exercise.

Changes to your lifestyle can help prevent and slow the progression of coronary calcification. These can include:
dieting (especially to limit cholesterol, fat and sodium)
exercising.
Quitting smoking.
Avoiding alcohol.
Please consult cardiologist for treatment.