Question 1

I have an allergy problem. Sometimes I have coughing, cold, sore throat, etc. I want a free online consultation with a general physician. I will show my report because my eosinophil count is increased.

Question 2

I am a 29 year old male suffering from allergic rhinitis and asthma. Around three months ago, I developed severe breathlessness and underwent a chest X ray, blood test, and PFT test. The chest X ray was normal. My FEV1/FVC ratio was 81 percent, and my FEV1 was 71 percent. My blood report was also normal except for an elevated eosinophil count of 440. For the past 2.5 months, I have been using Seroflo 250/25 (4 puffs daily) and Rhine M nasal spray regularly. While I am no longer experiencing severe breathlessness, I still have some breathing discomfort, especially when lifting weights as low as 10 kg or when climbing stairs quickly. I would like to know whether I need a stronger medication or if there is an alternative treatment that might be more effective.

Question 3

My eosinophils and TGL/HDL ratio are high in my blood test report. Kindly explain how much risk I am in and how to rectify the same? My test report has been attached.

I have attached my brother blood test report. I noticed that his eosinophil count is slightly higher than normal. Could you please explain what this means, and whether he needs any treatment or precautions?

Mild eosinophilia can result from allergies, parasitic infections, or skin conditions. If asymptomatic, repeat test in 2 to 3 weeks. If recurrent cough, skin rashes, or stomach symptoms exist, consult a physician.

More AEC Test (Absolute Eosinophil Count) Health Queries

I have an allergy problem. Sometimes I have coughing, cold, sore throat, etc. I want a free online consultation with a general physician. I will show my report because my eosinophil count is increased.

My eosinophils and TGL/HDL ratio are high in my blood test report. Kindly explain how much risk I am in and how to rectify the same? My test report has been attached.