Question 1

I want to understand how to interpret the results of my CBC and metabolic panel. Some values came back abnormal, and I am unsure if they are concerning. My results are:
Neutrophils: 84.6 percent (normal range 42.2 to 75.2)
Lymphocytes: 8.6 percent (20.5 to 51.5)
Eosinophils: 0.3 percent (0.7 to 7.8)
Calcium: 10.3 mg/dL (8.4 to 10.2)
Alkaline phosphatase: 121 (40 to 120)
For reference, I have hypothyroidism and hirsutism. I am taking levothyroxine and spironolactone, and recently stopped hydrochlorothiazide.

Question 2

Sir, I received my report from Thyrocare showing an eosinophil count of 10.5, which is higher than the normal range of around 5 to 6. I am very worried because I read articles mentioning cancer and acute leukemia. Two months ago, my eosinophil count was 4.2, and now it has increased. Is this very serious, or is there still hope to get better? Please suggest what I should do

Question 3

Hi, I was diagnosed with malaria 14 days ago and 2 days before, malaria was not detected in my blood report. I was discharged from the hospital. I am 68 years old. But even after discharge, I am still getting fever of 101 to 102 degrees C. Also, fever is observed only on the head, whereas the body is cold. Please suggest. Your opinion would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

These are my report results, and my sodium level is 148. I experience excessive mucus in the morning and at night, chest pain, and bubble like sputum coming through my nose. I also feel tired, and my blood pressure is high. What could be the reason for these symptoms?

A sodium level of 148 is borderline and usually not serious. Chest mucus and tiredness may indicate infection or allergy or smoking . High BP should be regularly monitored and managed. If smoking, it should be controlled for BP and chest mucus

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