I would like some input on these blood values.  I think I know what they are just want a second opinion.?
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I think both your answers are right. \n\nAccording to my books, normal values are pH = 7.4, PCO2 = 40mm Hg, and HCO3 = 24 mM.\n\nRespiratory acidosis: pH < 7.4, CO2 too high\nMetabolic acidosis: pH < 7.4, HCO3 too low\n\nRespiratory alkalosis: pH > 7.4, CO2 too low\nMetabolic alkalosis: pH > 7.4, HCO3 too high\n\nSo the way I figure out these problems is first to look at the pH. Even if compensated, it will never get back to normal so it should tell you right away if it's acidosis vs alkalosis. \n\nThen look at both the PCO2 and HCO3. Are they both above normal, below normal, or is one above and the other below? If one is above and the other below, then it means that the state is uncompensated and it should be easy to figure out the cause.\n\nIf they are both either below or above normal, then you have to look at either CO2 or HCO3 more closely. I usually like to concentrate on HCO3, but it really doesn't matter which one you want to look at. \n\nSo looking at your problem 1 for example, pH - 7.63 tells me its alkalosis. Both CO2 and HCO3 levels are lower than normal, so I know it's being compensated for. From what I know about alkalosis, it's either caused by low C02 or high HCO3. Since HCO3 is low in this case yet the blood pH is basic, I know it can't be the cause of the alkalosis. CO2 however looks to fit into the model, so HCO3 must be compensating.\n\nAnyway, hope this makes sense, kinda hard to explain completely in a post.
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Blood test are pretty accurate..Are you stressed, losing or gaining weight?  Those are things that can affect your cycle.  I would wait another week, then retake test.
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well from the data you have sent,the problem seems unclear.i am a doctor.please find me at vishak_0001@yahoo.com
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Hello,\n\nIf your WBC and platelets are truly low, you should see a hematologist.  A variety of conditions can cause that, some more benign than others.  These numbers will then be placed into proper context based on history, physical examination and other tests.  Can't get any more specific than that.
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agree with 12-14 g/dL\n\na little lower for adult women, and a little higher for adult men, since they don't menstruate.\n\nlower than 10 is anemic, and some people require blood transfusions when they drop below 9.
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shahid assalamoalaikum, write to me, you can always retest the blood from another lab for verification and then consider doing what is known as virus load, you can always consider a second opinion too, good luck
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hemoglobin count? I SHOULD know this, but hmmmm.
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The doctor will be able to tell you with a simple blood test.  But it sounds to me like your just stressing over it and that may make these symptoms "new" to you.  You'll feel better tomorrow after you go to the doc.
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:-)\n\nANOTHER blood question!\n\n:-)\n\nSee this page for the reference ranges:\n\nhttp://www.uq.edu.au/vdu/HDUReferenceRanges.htm
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They maybe checking for the following: \nSickle cell anemia, Iron dificency, Bata thalassemia trait, aplastic anemia.   Add....'HaemoglobinA1C'  to the list of test and see what you find.\n\nGOOD  LUCK.
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Talk to the doctor that ordered the tests.\n\nYou can't be absolutely certain that a person online is really what they say they are.
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My honest feeling is the BP readings taken are not correct. Such high and low changes are next to impossible. You need to tak him to a cardiologist for evaluating the position and treating him. Blood Pressure - high or low - is termed as silent killer. Please see the doctor without delay. \n\nNow a short note from Wikipedia about BP for your inforamtion -\n\nBlood pressure is the pressure exerted by the blood at right angles to the walls of the blood vessels. Unless indicated otherwise, blood pressure refers to systemic arterial blood pressure, i.e., the pressure in the large arteries delivering blood to body parts other than the lungs, such as the brachial artery (in the arm). The pressure of the blood in other vessels is lower than the arterial pressure. Blood pressure values are universally stated in millimetres of mercury (mmHg). The systolic pressure is defined as the peak pressure in the arteries during the cardiac cycle; the diastolic pressure is the lowest pressure (at the resting phase of the cardiac cycle). The mean arterial pressure and pulse pressure are other important quantities.\n\nTypical values for a resting, healthy adult human are approximately 120 mmHg systolic and 80 mmHg diastolic (written as 120/80 mmHg), with large individual variations. These measures of blood pressure are not static, but undergo natural variations from one heartbeat to another or throughout the day (in a circadian rhythm); they also change in response to stress, nutritional factors, drugs, or disease-
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Maby the blood id not flowing right. I know I have the same kind of things I my blood system isn't flowing right because I don't exercise and it slows down. Not prof. reason but I'm pretty sure that's right. Or a wild guess out there my it's thyroid. Probably not but hey anythings possible.
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I am ashamed to say I do not think of it so deeply, but you bring up wonderful points.  It surely is an amazing thing, the human body and the way it works.  I love not only the question but you left us with specifics so we did not just have to uhm blood good... I now have a little more knowledge to add to my trivial pursuit portfolio!!  hehehehe
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Doctors like to see the combined level, LDH, HDL, fats, 200 or below
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I was told by someone (dont know it's true or not) that usually you have a blood test done to see if by some strange chance you might be related or something like. if that is true then you might have that test done. also get the test that were mention above.
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this is high enough to go and see a doctor and get his blood sugar tested also.....\ndon't undermine this,go to a doctor,pleaaaase