I mean normal Complete Blood Count
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I'm not a doctor. However, what i know is HIV cannot be ruled out without specific tests for HIV.\n\nAt the early stage of AIDS, there is no change in white blood cell (CD4 lymphocyte) count.(CD4 lymphocyte is a type of white blood cells that HIV attacks.). It is only when virus load reaches a certain limit and symptoms start appearing, then CD4 count will be decreased.\n\nEven when someone is infected with HIV, a period of about 3 months is required for the HIV detection test to turn positive. During this "window period", the anti-HIV antibody cannot be detected.
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Yes.  Sometimes the blood isn't very red at the beginning and the end.  Expect it to be weird before it gets regular- just keep supplies with you just in case and keep track of it.
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that is normal depending on how much you ejectulate
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well,u asked the NORMAL QUANTITIES THEN IT WILL BE THE NEUTROPHILS because aids virus destroys the helper t-lymphocytes after invading the body.neutrophils just remains nearly same
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6 to 8 total is completely normal.
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i don't know them all...but i'll try out some! =D\n1.tissue\n2. red blood cells [not sure though, sorry]\n3. blood plasma\n7.white blood cells\n8.platelets\n9.1%\n10.haemoglobin\n\ni recalled these from what i studied before....hope they're not too far off!! =D i tried!! =D
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The brownish-black blood is just blood that has already clotted.  It's the same as a normal period.
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HDL is a cholesterol test. the acceptable is less than 3.0
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The test is called an A1C and gives an average of what your blood sugar has been for the past 3 months. 173 is a little high. Ideally it should be 120-130. With Type 2 diabetes 150 is okay. Just watch your diet a little closer and you should do okay. The actual A1C reading should be less than 7 for a diabetic.
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it's pretty normal...the chart i'm looking at right now says you should weigh between 120-150...so you're within that.
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esr = erythrocyte sedimentation rate\nrf = rheumatoid factor\ntft = thyroid function test\nu + e = urea and electrolytes\nfbc = full blood count
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That is perfectly normal.
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A lymphocyte is a type of white blood cell.  Maybe that's what he meant?  8100 is quite high if that's what he's referring to, but you also have to look at it in relation to the other types of white blood cells.  For instance, was your absolute neutrophil count in normal range?
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74-105 is the average "normal" range. But if your glucose was 158 fasting, it's a bit high, but not so high as to panic. \nTalk with your doctor, see a specialist and find out as much as you can about your disease. Diabetes is best treated and maintained with education and vigilance. \n\nGood for you that you lost weight! Some diabetics find loosing weight very hard. \nStay active, eat healthy and keep your charbs down. \nGet as much info as possible and see your doctor regularly for checkups and diabetes maintainence!
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Your Bmi says that you are still in a normal range.
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Registered Nurse here; Hun the reading you have 108/76, is great doesn't get any better.  The universal norm is 120/80, however if one if very healthy many times there blood pressure will be below the universal norm, which is great.  One doesn't need to worry or be concerned if there B/P is lower, as long as the individually is healthy, active, feeling well.  When one becomes dizzy, not active, experiencing other symptoms of ill health, then a lower B/P reading would be of concern.  Your fine dear, be grateful for your reading.  DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY; TAKE CARE, I thank you for being allowed to address such an important, worthwhile, and well worded question.
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Normal blood sugar level