Lft Test Normal Range
My daughter's age is 18 year. Dr. Last week she had a swear stomach pain with vomiting. We were go 11 am in the hospital ...
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The decision to operate on an inflamed appendix is typically based on a combination of clinical symptoms, physical examination findings, and imaging studies. An appendix size of 4.5 mm may be within a normal range, but the decision to operate is usually not based solely on the size but also on the presence of inflammation and clinical symptoms. The fact that your daughter's stomach pain has improved is a positive sign. However, the persistent feeling of nausea and occasional vomiting may indicate that further evaluation is needed. It's important to communicate these ongoing symptoms with her healthcare provider. Appendicitis can sometimes present with atypical symptoms, and the decision to operate or pursue conservative management depends on the overall clinical picture. If there's uncertainty or if symptoms persist, seeking a second opinion or discussing the case further with a specialist is advisable. Encourage your daughter to stay hydrated and follow the prescribed medication regimen. If symptoms persist or worsen, it's crucial to consult with her healthcare provider promptly.
I always concerned about my health one year ago I get panic attack and I feel like heart attack that's why I go on cardi ...
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you. You may have a perfectly normal ecg, yet still have a heart condition. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a treatment plan for you.
I am a 29 year old male, my height is 172 cm and my weight is around 63-65 kg. I had a routine blood checkup last day an ...
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Bilirubin is the waste product of hemoglobin (a component of your blood cells) increase in bilirubin could be because of breakdown of blood cells or breakdown of muscles (myoglobin) or any other heme containing proteins in the body. It could also be elevated in liver disease. Since your history is indicating muscle breakdown due to heavy exercise it could be likely due to that. For ruling out other causes I would like to see your reports and obtain a history to differentiate it from other conditions.
I am a 29 year old male, my height is 172 cm and my weight is around 63-65 kg. I had a routine blood checkup last day an ...
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Hi, High bilirubin could be due to high intake of oil and processed foods in your diet. Reduce oil to 1 Tbsp per day and ghee to 1/2 tsp per day. Also increase fibre intake like Fruits, Vegetables, Whole grain cereals ,Pulses in your diet. Avoid Butter, Cheese Bakery items, Ice-creams etc.
I am 43 years and from past few days I do some tests kft normal, bg fasting 95. Bg random 178, lipid profile my tg is 30 ...
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As per guidelines fasting glucose is 126 mg/dl to start antidiabetic drugs. Hbalc is normal range is 4 to 7.yu had mostly stress induced hyperglycemia. Triglyceride is bit high. Avoid fatty food do regular exercise. Kindly repeat all after 1 week.
Our help has hba1c 11.9. Random blood sugar ranges between 250 to 280 mg. The doctor said that she has diabetes and high ...
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Hello, thanks for the query. I have seen the details given. From the information given it is clear that she has uncontrolled blood glucose (hba1c%11.9%) & high fasting glucose. The condition is t2 diabetes. Usually when hba1c% goes beyond 9% on detection, a doctors advise insulin initially for a period of 3 to 4 months along with some oral antidiabetics. Once glucose levels are brought in good control, then patient can be shifted to only oral drugs. As regards dyslipidemia (high cholesterol), that will get corrected with appropriate treatment and diabetes control. From the query I am not able to place where are you based. According to me there is no reason to do any other tests. Priority is to get her glucose levels under control. Since this is an open question, here we are supposed to give only general advise. No drugs can be prescribed or recommended. If you want any specific help in terms of treatment (changing medication and other specific instructions) you will have to come in a private conversation so that I will be able guide. Please do get worried. The levels are quite high and will come down with treatment. She can be controlled with oral drugs later. If you have any questions please do come back. Thanks.
My age 26 and I am type diabetic patient last 11 years and everyday take 4 times insulin and thyronorm 50. And before 4 ...
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lybrate-user you are type 1 diabetic ,uncontrolled. Your hba1c is too high. Your hba1c should be near 6.5. Bilirubin is indirect type which me congenital jaundice. For more contact with me on line by paid audio consultation.
Sir I have low grade intermittent fever with chills for two month after having fever for 10 days I my doctor test for ty ...
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Dear sir your usg should have shown signs of cirrhosis if it was present. Your liver functions are deranged probably due to typhoid. The antibiotics may need to be extended for another 5 days. Speak to your doctor about it.
I am 31 years old regular gym going guy and take 50grams of whey protein once once day. I get my lft test done and sgot ...
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Your parameters are slightly above the normal range sir, but do not take too much stress because sgot sgpt also altered due to dietery changes ,alcohol intake and etc .so I will advice just manage your diet and skip alcohol intake if you are taking and after 15 days go for a new lft from another lab.
I am just 34 year make my sgpt 110 bust rest of liver function test is normal what I have to do like bilirubin direct or ...
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As per your reports all the parameters are normal and only increase in sgpt level, actually this is also associated with alcoholic intake in excess amount and for continuous days so I will advice if you are alcoholic then first of all avoid it .and after 1 or 2 wks go for another lft it will get within range.
