Posts by Ethan Thomas40

Hi everyone 🙂 could someone take a look at these results and help me make sense of the elevated values? 🙂 Thanks in advance!

(E) ERYTHROCYTES (IFC) 4.40 3.86 - 5.08
(E) HEMOGLOBIN (IFC) 132 g/L 119 - 157
(E) HEMATOCRIT (IFC) 0.382 L/L 0.356 - 0.470
(E) MCV (IFC) 86.8 fL 83.0 - 97.2
(E) MCH (RAC) 30.0 pg 27.4 - 33.9
(E) MCHC (RAC) 346 H g/L 320 - 345
(E) RDW (IFC) 12.5 % 9.0 - 15.0
(E) MPV (IFC) 8.1 fL 6.8 - 10.4
(E) PLATELETS (IFC) 264 158 - 424
(E) LEUKOCYTES (IFC) 8.22 3.40 - 9.70
(E) NEUTROPHIL GRANULOCYTES (%) (IFC) 51.4 % 44.0 - 72.0
(E) LYMPHOCYTES (%) (IFC) 34.5 % 20.0 - 46.0
(E) MONOCYTES (%) (IFC) 11.2 % 2.0 - 12.0
(E) EOSINOPHIL GRANULOCYTES (%) (IFC) 2.3 % 0.0 - 7.0
(E) BASOPHIL GRANULOCYTES (%) (IFC) 0.6 % 0.0 - 1.0
(E) NEUTROPHIL GRANULOCYTES (abs) (IFC) 4.22 2.06 - 6.49
(E) LYMPHOCYTES (abs) (IFC) 2.84 1.19 - 3.35
(E) MONOCYTES (abs) (IFC) 0.92 H 0.12 - 0.84
(E) EOSINOPHIL GRANULOCYTES (abs) (IFC) 0.19 0.00 - 0.43
(E) BASOPHIL GRANULOCYTES (abs) (IFC) 0.05 0.00 -0.6

What exactly do you mean by "tricky"? I have steady deposits hitting my account every single month, and there's always more than enough cash on hand to cover the interest payments.

Haha 😁 I didn't even realize I had a typo there 😁

Hey, I know some of you have already touched on this, but I just need to say it out loud to ease my mind a bit. 😁 So, I only opted for the overdraft portion of my student banking package. For a while now, I’ve been sitting in a pretty deep deficit, even though I have steady deposits coming in every month... it's just how it is.
The other day, I was logged into my JPMorgan Chase online banking checking over my accounts, and when I saw that my overdraft limit expires on November 30th, I nearly had a heart attack. 🙂 Does that limit automatically extend for another six months, or what?