Question 1

My wife is experiencing headache, body pain, lower abdominal pain, nausea, and loss of appetite. Two months ago, she had low platelets and typhoid, but was treated and diagnosed at that time. Now she is having similar problems again. Recently, her hematology tests were done, including CRP, ESR, CBC, and routine urine examination. I have attached the test reports for your reference. Please advise on the next steps.

Question 2

I have been experiencing extreme weakness and fatigue. This started after I had a cough and lung infection in January due to dust. The cough reduced within a week, and everything seemed normal. I have thyroid and take 25 mcg, and my thyroid levels were checked in March and were under good control. Since recovering from the cough, I have lost weight and continue to feel very weak. I was already underweight at 45 kg, and now I am 43 kg. My blood tests from March were normal.

Question 3

I recently had a routine blood test, and my results are:
RBC count: 5.79 million/microL
Hemoglobin: 17.2 g/dL
Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW): 51.8
Do these results require medical attention? If yes, which specialist should I consult?

My blood report says leukocyte count is 3900 cells per cumm, platelet count is 86 thousand per cumm, and SGOT AST is 72 IU per L. How can I get back to normal. What am I suffering from. Should I go for some check up? Please help.

Low WBCs and platelets suggest a viral infection or bone marrow suppression. Elevated SGOT may be due to muscle or liver stress. It is advisable to monitor all levels and consult if symptoms worsen.

More CBC Test (Complete Blood Count) Health Queries

I recently had a routine blood test, and my results are: RBC count: 5.79 million/microL Hemoglobin: 17.2 g/dL Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW): 51.8 Do these results require medical attention? If yes, which specialist should I consult?