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CBC report
My hemoglobin level is 17.2, RBC is 5.57 mil/cumm, PCV is 51%. I have no other abnormal symptoms, BP is normal, creatine level is 1.3. Is there a need for me to consult a specialist?
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"As" per your medical report is concerned it is 100% normal and you do not need any consultation as you have no problems.
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Your blood tests are all fine but a creatinine of 1.3mg/dl at 34 years of age is suggestive of an egfr of 71.2ml/min/1.73m2 which is below average and more information is needed like history of high blood pressure, diabetes or kidney disease in family. A nephrologist should be consulted for a proper workup to rule out any pre existing conditions. Again this elevated creatinine level could be a result of a muscular body structure and high protein diet.
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