Is blood test report okay? what this report means, good or bad?
My mom got kidney sists..she removed them 5 months ago...right now, another sist is again increasing in size....her last blood report shows:
S Cholesterol (total) = Her result: 193 mg/dl ; Standard: upto 200 mg/dl.
S Cholesterol (HDL) = Her report: 40 mg/dl; Standard: %26gt; 35 mg/dl
S Cholesterol (LDL) = her report: 131.8 mg/dl; Standard:%26lt;150 mg/dl
S triglycerides = her report:106 mg/dl; Standard: 50-150 mg/dl
S Urea = Her report:4.8 mmol/L; Standard:1.7-8.3 mmol/L
S Creatinine = Her report:98 mol/L; Standard:F: 45-84mol/L
are these all perfect? if bad, which one is bad? and, due to why? (her pressure is increasing...)
Answer:
All are within normal limits except for the creatinine, which can be controlled. Nothing to worry about. Talk to your doctor regarding the creatinine and how to get it within the normal limits. Best of luck to you!
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The only tests that have to do with kidney function listed are the urea and the creatinine. It appears that her kidney function is ok. Cysts on the kidney can affect the blood pressure because the adrenal gland is on the kidney and puts out hormones that reguate BP. It would help more to know what kind of cysts they were and where. She might need a cystogram and/or pelvic ultrasound.
most of her blood test are all within normal ranges. her creatinine is elevated. as far as her pressure increasing, if she is on HP medications they may need to be adjusted her doctor would be the person to ask these question there are other reasons a persons blood pressure to rise. Nobody on answers can give you direct medical advice.
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