Question 1

My wife is 8 weeks pregnant. Two days ago, we had a scan done, which was normal, and other blood tests were prescribed by the doctor. One particular test, Hb electrophoresis, shows abnormal readings (report attached). After seeing the results, the doctor said the reports were wrong and asked us to meet the lab technician. However, the lab technician and pathology doctor insist the reports are correct and advised us to consult the doctor again. The doctor has not provided any clear explanation and seems confused by the report.

Can someone please help us understand these results? We are worried about the abnormal readings.

Question 2

Based on my report, could you please advise whether I can proceed with planning for a baby, or if I should first consult a physician for further evaluation?

Question 3

Dear Doctor, I am one month pregnant and, I have not been able to visit a doctor in person. I am currently taking care of myself by having natural foods and drinks. My recent report shows a deficiency in Vitamin D3, with a level of 19. I would like to know whether I should take Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once a week or once a month. Also, please advise what other supplements or care I should follow during my pregnancy.

Hi, I am 35 weeks pregnant. Kindly review the attached urine report and let me know if it indicates any infection. Thank you.

You are doing the right thing by being careful. Urine infections are common during pregnancy. Please confirm with your doctor if anything shows up on the report. Timely treatment ensures both mom and baby stay safe.

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Based on my report, could you please advise whether I can proceed with planning for a baby, or if I should first consult a physician for further evaluation?