In general checkup my fasting blood sample report shows total RBC 6.61, MCHC 29.1 g per dl, RDW SD 49 fl, RDW CV 14.9 percent, platelet 150000, PCT 0.17 percent, BUN by SR. creatinine ratio 28.64, calcium 8.3 mg per dl, hs CRP 12.26 mg per L, vitamin D 21.93 ng per ml, vitamin B12 362 pg per ml, SGOT 71.7 u per l, protein 8.73 gm per dl, serum globulin 4.6 gm per dl, serum creatinine 0.66 mg per dl, triglycerides 161 mg per dl. Mainly I am concerned about hs CRP, SGOT, and platelet. Why are they abnormal and is it any danger? Please give me your advice.

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Raised SGOT and CRP may suggest liver inflammation or general inflammation. Platelets are low normal. Nothing urgent but do the required follow up liver and inflammation markers.

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Take a LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) Test or Take a C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP) - QUANTITATIVE Test

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