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Emily Ortiz27 said:We need to exercise a bit of patience here. Most people don't log on until they've finished their actual responsibilities for the day and finally have a moment to breathe.
Precisely. You might get a response to every tenth inquiry. If you're lucky.
It’s nothing but questions and zero answers. 🙄
I’d appreciate some perspective here. I went in for blood work because I’ve been dealing with these persistent bouts of dizziness that just won't quit—it's been about ten days now. Most of my results came back looking relatively normal, except for a few outliers:
Fe- 36, 2 (range 8-30)
UIBC- 23,5 (range 26-59)
RDW - 13,0 (range 14,6-16,5)
Eosinophil count - 8,3 (range 0-7)
My doctor insists everything is perfectly fine.
Should I be concerned about this elevated iron level?
I honestly can't figure out where the excess is coming from; I practically avoid red meat entirely. I don't drink, and I don't smoke.
Could there be any connection between these levels and the vertigo?
Thanks
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Dear Dr. Harvey,
I am currently 26 weeks pregnant. I recently had some urine tests done because there was a suspicion of bacteria, which might be linked to some bleeding I experienced.
The results are as follows:
Red blood cells: 0-2 Ref. range (x400)
Leukocytes: 0-2
Pl. epithelial: 0-1
Small epit. cells: 0-1
Mucus: 0
Salts: 0
Bacteria: 0
Crystals: 0
Fungi: 0
Hyaline casts: 0-1 Ref. range (x100)
Non-hyaline casts: 0
Note: the specimen is covered with leukocytes and epithelium, with red blood cells and bacteria visible between them.
I subsequently had a urine culture performed, and the result came back as: Physiological urethral flora.
Does this mean the results are normal?