#Blood tests

[anonymousangstmonster]

Prompt #21

After the Spectra incident left the teens of Amity Park suspicious of others being ghosts, they and their parents demand the mayor to do something. He calls for every citizen to get blood drawn and sent to the Fentons to test for ectoplasm.

How do they react when their son’s blood sample tests positive?

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[rosewind2007]

With a spoon…because it will hurt more

Help me, Tumblr:

Imagine you’re reading a document which is explaining the details of a scientific trial to you, a trial you are considering volunteering to be a participant in…a guinea-pig to use the metaphor…

…if the document describes blood sample volumes, would you rather the volumes given were in milliliters (and do you prefer the abbreviation ml or mL?) teaspoons/tablespoons or something else?

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For example:

We will take approximately 75mL of blood at this visit

We will take approximately 75ml of blood at this visit

We will take approximately 5 tablespoons of blood at this visit

Comments are very gratefully received

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#spoons #science #volumes #scientific trials #blood volumes #blood #blood tests #cups #milliliters #polls #poll #help me find something

[potsiepumpkin]

Doctor: “Great news! Your blood tests look all normal!”

Me who knows something’s wrong:

#chronic illness #chronic pain #pots syndrome #disability #invisible disability #blood tests

[fatgirlgetsfitatlast]

Well, a mixed bag on the blood test this time. Some improvement in Cholesterol numbers, but no improvement in Hemoglobin A1c, which is really annoying, given how few times I went off Low Carb and had a treat in the last few months... like 2 or 3x, IN 6 MONTHS! So annoying.

I looked back at tests from 2017, when I was working out more frequently and weighed less, and the A1c was about 5.3, so it never has been super low. Does it get super low? I don't know. I'm going to have to do more research on it.

I have a DR appt tomorrow to go over all this, so we'll see what they have to say about it all. These doctors haven't been as asshole-y as some I've had, so hopefully they will have something useful to say.

I really don't want to go on more meds; I'd like to get off the BP meds I'm already on, but that isn't in the cards at this point either.

Sigh.

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[mobileblooddraw]

Blood tests serve as vital diagnostic tools in the realm of healthcare, offering valuable insights into our overall well-being. Whether it's for routine check-ups, monitoring chronic conditions, or investigating specific health concerns, understanding what to expect before a blood test is crucial. #Bloodtests

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[mysticaltravelerwitch]

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[klc-archive]

Young Dracula: 1x13 ‘Blood Tests’

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[crystallinecryptid]

Got blood drawn for the first time today. I loved seeing it fill up the vial, but I'm not such a fan of the fact that strangers have my blood now.

#blood #blood tests #ask to tag #idk #hate to have it go but i love to watch it leave (my blood filling up the little vial) #and theyre not even USING my blood!! if someone else were kept alive with it that would be fine #but theyre just running some tests

[lilleluv]

Baby's First Beats: What to Expect at 8 Weeks Pregnant

Congratulations on making it to week eight of your pregnancy! This is an exciting milestone as your baby is growing rapidly and starting to develop recognizable features. By now, your baby is about the size of a raspberry and is beginning to resemble a tiny human being. While you may not be showing yet, you might be experiencing some early signs of pregnancy such as nausea, fatigue, and tender…

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[healixhospitals24]

Learn to interpret your liver function test results with our comprehensive guide. Understand commonly used liver tests and their implications for your health.

Do Visit: https://www.healixhospitals.com/blogs/reading-and-interpreting-your-liver-function-test-a-guide-to-commonly-used-liver-tests

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[littleprincessfawn]

Pretty sure I have a kidney infection or something? It's a little scary and very very painful. Gonna make an appt once drs offices open, hopefully I can get seen today. Seeing my haemotologist today so maybe she can sort me out, idk.

FB post below under the cut as an image:

Okay update I saw the haemotologist and

a) my blood tests are showing so far that the treatment is going really well! My platelets are back up to 120, still low but nothing to worry about. My red blood cells have been surprisingly chill throughout, they are unbothered, moisturised, staying in their lane. So it's all going well.

b) she got me to pee into a cup and will get back to me about the possibly kidney infection or possibly other thing, and will have results from the BCR-ABL test too (hopefully).

c) I no longer have to have WEEKLY blood tests now it's monthly instead which is awesome. My poor arms get a bit of a break to recover

Now I'm back home and sitting with a heat pack and paracetamol to help with the pain, trying to keep drinking plenty of fluids, if it gets too bad I'll go to emergency if I have to but I don't seem to have a temperature yet, just a lot of very strong pain, so I'm hopeful.

#medical post #leukemia #personal #journal entry #uti #kidney infection #compromised immune system #vasovagal syncope #blood tests #chronic myeloid leukemia #BCR-ABL

[drforambhuta]

Hepatitis in Pediatric Patients:

Children represent a vulnerable demographic susceptible to hepatitis, displaying unique patterns of transmission, clinical manifestations, and long-term consequences. Hepatitis A, primarily spread through fecal-oral contamination of food and water, poses a significant threat to children, often presenting as acute illness characterized by jaundice, fatigue, abdominal discomfort, and nausea. Conversely, hepatitis B, typically transmitted from mother to child during childbirth or through blood exposure, presents distinctive challenges in pediatric healthcare, necessitating timely vaccination and careful screening of high-risk infants. The evolving landscape of pediatric hepatitis highlights the critical role of comprehensive vaccination programs, early detection, and multidisciplinary care to mitigate disease impact and prevent long-term complications in children.

Hepatitis in the Adult Population:

Adults comprise a diverse group affected by hepatitis, with hepatitis B and C emerging as prominent global concerns, particularly among high-risk groups like injection drug users, healthcare professionals, and individuals with underlying health conditions. Chronic hepatitis B, prevalent in a substantial portion of adults, underscores the importance of targeted screening, early detection, and prompt initiation of antiviral therapy to prevent disease progression and reduce the risk of liver cirrhosis and cancer. Similarly, hepatitis C, once a formidable challenge with limited treatment options, has seen a significant transformation with the introduction of direct-acting antiviral agents, offering cure rates exceeding 95% and reshaping the landscape of hepatitis management in adults. However, addressing disparities in access to screening, diagnosis, and treatment remains a critical challenge, requiring concerted efforts to improve healthcare delivery and outcomes globally.

Diagnosis and Management:

The diagnosis of hepatitis requires a systematic approach involving clinical assessment, laboratory tests, imaging studies, and histopathological examination to determine the underlying cause, assess disease severity, and guide treatment decisions. Blood tests, including serological markers and viral load assays, are essential for distinguishing between acute and chronic hepatitis, identifying viral strains, and monitoring treatment response. Imaging techniques such as ultrasound, CT scans, and MRI provide valuable information on liver structure, blood flow, and the presence of complications such as cirrhosis and liver cancer. Although invasive, liver biopsy remains valuable in certain cases, offering histological confirmation of the diagnosis and guiding treatment strategies.

Treatment options for hepatitis encompass a variety of pharmacological interventions, including antiviral drugs, immunomodulatory therapy, and supportive care measures to alleviate symptoms and promote liver health. In acute hepatitis, conservative management with rest, hydration, and dietary adjustments is often sufficient, with close monitoring of liver function and symptoms. Chronic hepatitis requires a proactive approach aimed at achieving sustained viral suppression, halting disease progression, and reducing the risk of complications. Antiviral medications targeting specific viral enzymes have revolutionized treatment, offering high efficacy and shorter durations compared to conventional therapies. Additionally, immunomodulatory agents play a role in managing autoimmune hepatitis and hepatitis associated with systemic conditions.

Early diagnosis and management of hepatitis is possible by undergoing a regular full body health checkup at a good hospital.

#regular health checkups #full body health checkup #hepatitis #hepatitis A #hepatitis B #hepatitis C #pediatric hepatitis #chronic hepatitis #blood tests #CT scans #MRI scans #liver biopsy #liver health #acute hepatitis #antiviral drugs

[fatgirlgetsfitatlast]

Lab Results, Jan 2023

I got my lab results back from the blood and urine tests the doctor did on Wednesday. The highlights are:

Cholesterol is high, but not OTT high. I feel like continued low carb dieting and exercise can improve these numbers.

My A1C number is high for someone without diabetes, but I'm sure I am diabetic, though it is under control because of doing keto for the last month or so. For someone with diabetes, it says the diabetes is well controlled.

Blood glucose is IN NORMAL RANGE! I know this would not have shown in normal range prior to me dropping the sugar and refined carbs from my diet for the last month or so. I'm SUPER HAPPY about this.

Urinalysis shows traces of ketones, which means am in ketosis. This IS GOOD! (this is not the same as ketoacidosis, which is dangerous). I am worried that this might confuse my doctors, because many of them don't subscribe to the low carb eating and being in ketosis theory of health, but I guess we'll see when I go back.

Overall, I'm happy with what the last month and a half of (mostly) eating low carb and exercising have done for my lab results.

I do have high blood pressure (142/100 per the nurse at the doctor's office), and will start taking LOSARTAN 50 MG TAB for that today. I hope that continued weight loss and healthful eating and exercise will make that unnecessary in the future.

#lab results #journal #keto #january 2023 #blood test #blood tests #ketosis #blood sugar #diabetic #diabetes #cholesterol

[labsuvidha81]

Lab Suvidha: Convenient Online Blood Tests at Home

Lab Suvidha offers a convenient solution for healthcare management with its online blood test service at home. With Lab Suvidha, individuals can schedule blood tests online and have trained professionals collect samples from the comfort of their homes, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and ease of access to essential health diagnostics.

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[mobileblooddrawservices]

Home blood draws, also known as at-home phlebotomy services, involve the collection of blood samples from individuals within the comfort of their homes. This eliminates the need for patients to visit a healthcare facility, offering a more convenient and personalized approach to diagnostic testing

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[hygeamedlaboratories]

Located in the heart of Thrissur, Hygea Med Laboratories is a leading Medical Laboratory in Thrissur that offers top-notch and comprehensive diagnostic services. With a team of highly skilled professionals and state-of-the-art equipment, Hygea Med Laboratories is dedicated to providing the best and quality services to the residents of Thrissur.

When it comes to healthcare, accuracy and reliability are of utmost importance. That's where Hygea Med Laboratories stands out. The laboratory is equipped with the latest technology and follows strict quality control measures to ensure accurate and precise test results every time. This not only helps in accurate diagnosis but also aids in better treatment and management of diseases.

Hygea Med Laboratories offers a wide range of diagnostic services including blood tests, urine tests, imaging services, and more. The laboratory is equipped with advanced equipment and machines, which are regularly maintained and calibrated by a team of trained technicians. This ensures that the results obtained are accurate and reliable.

One of the key factors that make Hygea Med Laboratories stand out from other medical laboratories in Thrissur is their team of highly skilled professionals. The laboratory has a team of experienced and qualified pathologists, technicians, and support staff who are well-trained in their respective fields. They are dedicated to providing patients with the best care and ensuring that all tests are conducted with utmost accuracy and efficiency.

At Hygea Med Laboratories, patient comfort and convenience are given top priority. The laboratory has a spacious waiting area and comfortable sample collection rooms to ensure a stress-free experience for patients. The staff is friendly and approachable, making the entire process of getting tests done hassle-free.

Apart from providing quality diagnostic services, Hygea Med Laboratories also offers home sample collection services. This is especially beneficial for elderly patients or those who are unable to visit the laboratory. The samples are collected by trained phlebotomists and are transported to the laboratory with utmost care and efficiency.

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Overall, Hygea Med Laboratories is the go-to medical laboratory in Thrissur for accurate and reliable diagnostic services. The laboratory's commitment to quality, advanced technology, and skilled professionals make it the best choice for all your healthcare needs. So, the next time you need to get a test done, head to Hygea Med Laboratories for a hassle-free and superior experience.

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