Re: Lab results; need help interpreting, have reference ranges

[Guest guest]

Sometimes a low end RBC and elevated MCV can be B-12 deficiency. I would ask

your doctor though.

Dr. Suzanne

www.biomedicaldoc.com

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> > Suzanne and Chrystel- Here are the reference ranges!!! Thanks!!!

> > WBC 4.8 (4.8-11.4)

> > RBC 3.97 (3.96-4.96)

> > Hem 12 (10.9-13.5)

> > Hct 35.3 (32.4-39.1)

> > MCV 89 (73-86)

> > MCH 30.2 (25.5-29.9)

> > MCHC 34 (33-36)

> > RDW 14.5 (12.3-15.1)

> > Plat 282 (150-440)

> > Neutrophils 46 (22-60)

> > Lymph 46 (28-66)

> > monocytes 7 (3-10)

> > Eos 1 (0-4)

> > BUN 12 (5-26)

> > Creat 0.34 (0.26-0.51)

> > Bun/Creat ration 35 (8-27)

> > AST 45 (0-75

> > ALT 35 (0-55)

> > Immunoglobulin G, Qn, Serum 714 (504-1464)

> > IgG, Subclass 1 359

> > IgG, Subclass 2 110 3-4 yrs (381-884)

> > IgG, Subclass 3 15 3-4 yrs (17-90)

> > IgG, Subclass 4, 42 3-4 yrs (1-116)

> > Immunoglobulin A, Qn, Serum 64 (27-195)

> > Immunoglobulin M, Qn, Serum 66 (24-210)

> > Immunoglobulin E, Total 4 (0-60)

> > Glutathione 726 (544-1228)

> > Tumor Necrosis Factor-Alpha 1.7 (0-8.1)

> > C-Reative Protein, Quant 2.9 (0-4.9)

> > Sed Rate 15 (0-15)

> > Zinc, plasma or serum 69 (70-150)

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> > Love,

> > Judy

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