Health Check Up Questions

in some facilities, the reference lipase range for adults under age 60 is 10–140 U/L. For adults over 60, the normal range is 24–151 U/L. If a person's lipase levels are very high, often 3–10 times the reference value, this can indicate acute pancreatitis.

no problem, any history of cold intermittent?
take plenty of liquid n water luckwarm.
slowly reduce the percentage.
no specific treatment for this.

you can use . to become normal different person take different time. change life style n DIET plan is very important.
in nutshell totally bland diet home made is much beneficial.
use of beetroot is very useful.

You have itron deficiency anaemia.
Discuss with me on line for any source of internal bleeding like during mc
gastro intestinal bleeding ,check stool occult blood.
Discuss with me on line by paid audio consultation.

It is normal you have to continue working out and have light meals with high fibers, your liver is little sensitive to fat.

Hi,
it is important to see complete x ray report for correct interpretation.
We need symptoms details of the patient also for clinical co-relation.
I can help you better if you consult with me through private section with all required information.

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 condit...more

This is a normal report, with some minor exceptions. Given information is not sufficient.
Your personal, past and medical history is required!

She should take balance diet, with ample green leafy vegetables. Avoid food high in cholesterol and fat like red meat, ghee, oil, butter and full fat dairy products. Engage in physical activity regularly (at least 150 mins/ week).
Repeat the lipid profile after 3 weeks. If ldl or triglyceride is still high, starting lipid lowering drugs should be considered.
Repeat thyroid profile with freet3 and freet4 after 1 month, if tsh is still high, starting levothyroxine should be considered.

Hello lybrate-user. It's vital to see your full report and discuss your symptoms in detail. Based on that your medication, diet and further test (if needed) can be decided. You can consult me for further inquiries.