Health Check Up Questions

As long as it's within the normal range, there should be no worries. Please share all reports for a better advice. Also, your rbc count cannot have been nil ever. Maybe better for you to share a few more details.

Yes, there is 25% chance that the child will be completely normal and 50% chance that the child will have sickle cell trait. But there is 25% chance that the child will have sickle cell disease.

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.

The treatment of enlarged adenoids depend on symptoms. If there are no symptoms, no treatment is required. For infrequent episodes of infection, medications may be tried. However if the symptoms are severe or recurrent and seriously hampering quality of life adenoidectomy can be considered.

It's not harmful sir, except for the pain it may have caused you. Sometimes, it can be a little difficult to find a proper vein. However, if if there is any swelling or blue discoloration at the site, you may contact for treatment.

This suggests that you are not currently suffering from hepatitis a virus infection, you may have had infection in the past. Your liver and blood reports are normal.

Its not significant. However,please consult your physician as a clinical correlatiin is needed to manage your symptims.

Symptoms of cml or colon cancer are persistent and progressive and not intermittent. The symptoms of these diseases keep on increasing and getting worse. Your symptoms are intermittent. So chances of cml or colon cancer are low. Slight abnormalities of complete blood count are common and in absence of related symptoms are nothing to be worried about. As of now no further investigations are required. Maintain healthy lifestyle.

If the values you gave are right, then I suggest you get an mri brain scan done.
And get started on certain medications after proper examinations.

Good afternoon ma'am, it is called transient ischemic attack (tia). Continuing your aspirin and cholesterol meds will prevent further events.