Question 1

Dear doctor, recently I fell sick and had fever and body pain. In fact, all my family members fell sick. My mother was diagnosed as dengue and typhoid positive. My daughters completely recovered. Their blood test results were negative for dengue, malaria, and typhoid. I was the last one to get sick. My test results for typhoid and malaria turned negative. On 02 Dec, Dengue IgM was negative (1.39 units) and IgG was equivocal (20.06 units) with platelets 1.40 lakhs/cmm. On 04 Dec, I again took a retest without my doctor knowledge. The results this time were: Dengue IgM 3.20 units (negative), IgG 52.46 units (positive), platelets 1.38 lakhs/cmm. Is there anything to be worried about, doctor? I would be glad if someone can explain why the IgG values have doubled? Thanks.

Question 2

How is MCH and MCHC different? - hemoglobin?

Question 3

Hi, I am 35 years old and attaching my report for review. Could you please let me know if there is anything to be concerned about? I noticed that my Red Cell Distribution Width is slightly above the normal range and wanted to understand if this is something to worry about.

Sir I had cough and fever for 10 days the fever has cured but cough is still there some friends told me it may be eosinophil so please see my report and tell me the normal count of eosinophil in a healthy person?

Normal eosinophil count is 1 to 6 per or up to 500 cells per microlitre. Elevated counts may suggest allergy or infection. If cough persists, further evaluation is advised.

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How is MCH and MCHC different? - hemoglobin?

Hi, I am 35 years old and attaching my report for review. Could you please let me know if there is anything to be concerned about? I noticed that my Red Cell Distribution Width is slightly above the normal range and wanted to understand if this is something to worry about.