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I can answer most general questions about all aspects of laboratory testing. But I'm not a doctor! I can just give general answers.
I have been the chemistry supervisor at the hopsital where I work for 11 years. I am an MLT (ASCP)which means I am board certified.
Associate's Degree, Medical Lab Technician, 1997.
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Hi Cathy. The test results that you provided are all within normal limits. The two that are marked L (low) are only very slightly low and probably not of any clinical significance. Also, all of these
Hi Denise, I'd be glad to try and answer your question. Present means that you have mucus n your urine. Mucus in urine can be normal, but also it can be a sign of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), Sexually
Hi Paul. There are no other non-prescription medicines that thin the blood. Of course, there are prescription medicines that think the blood, but they also have ulcers etc. as side effects. These prescription
Hi Tink. Neutrophils are one type of WBC (White Blood Cell). But without knowing how high or low the level is, I can't say much more. Neutrophils are NOT cancer cells, but a severely abnormal neutrophils
Hi Lynn. I'd be glad to try and answer your question. I assume that the test results you gave me were in your urine sample. Epithelial cells (non-renal) are basically just skin cells and will be found
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