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Follicular Study Scan Report ransvaginal sonography of the pelvis done allicular study AP date 19/11/2024 gs: NATURAL CYCLE tudy ate Day of Endomet. 11/202412 cycle thickness (mm) / Texture 9.5 Triple Line Right ovarian follicle (mm) Normal. Left ovarian follicle (mm) One Dominant Follicle 19X12mm Comments Uterus-Saptate.HEMATOLOGY Results Normal Ranges Haemoglobin 11.8 Gms % Male 13-16 Gms % Female 12-15 Gms% Tofal Leukocyte (W.B.C) Count Cells/Cumm 4,000-11,000 Cells/Cumm Defferential Count: 4,100 Neutrophils: 60% 40-70% Lymphocytes: 34% 20-40% Eosinophils: 4% 1-6% Manocytes 2% 1-4% Basophils: 0% 0-1% ES.R 18 mm/1st hrs Male 0-15 mm/1st hrs Hatelet Count: 1.98 Lakhs Cells/ Cumm Female 0-20 mm/1st hrs 1.5 to 4 lakhs Cells/Cumm BC: 4.17 million cells/cumm 4.5 to 6.0 million cells/cumm CV 33.4% Male 42 to 52% Female 36 to 48% CV: 80 fl 80.0 to 99.0 fl ICH: 28.3 pg 26.0 to 32.0 Pg CHC 35.4% 32 to 36% PS STUDY MPRESSION :Normocytic Moderate Hypochromic Anaemia.BIOCHEMISTRY Random Blood Sugar: 75.0 mg/dl 60-160 mg/dl URINE REPORT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Quantity: 20 ml Colour Pale Yellow Odour Aromatic ppearance: Clear Reaction Acidic CHEMICAL EXAMINATION Albumin: Absent Sugar Absent MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION Pus Cells: 5-6 cells/HPF Epithelial Cells: 6-7 cells/HPF R.B.C's: NIL Casts: NIL Crystals: NILHEMATOLOGY BLOOD GROUP RH FACTOR "O" POSITIVE BIOCHEMISTRY Random Blood Sugar: 83.0 mg/dl 60-160 mg/dl SEROLOGY HIV: Non-Reactive HBsAg: Negative URINE REPORT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Quantity: 20 ml Colour: Pale Yellow Odour: Aromatic R.B.C's: NIL Appearance: Clear Reaction: Acidic CHEMICAL EXAMINATION Albumin: Absent Sugar: Absent Place - Belgaum Thanks for your reference MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION Pus Cells: 4-5 cells/HPF Epithelial Cells: 1-2 cells/HPF Casts: NIL Crystals: NIL Other Cells: NILRef By Dr. Rajeshwari B Patil M.D (OBG) Lab No. 193 Date:20/11/24 HEMATOLOGY Results Normal Ranges Haemoglobin: 13.7 Gms % Male 13-16 Gms % Female 12-15 Gms% Total Leukocyte (W.B.C) Count: 6,400 Cells/Cumm 4,000 11,000 Cells/Cumm Defferential Count: Neutrophils: 66% 40-70% Lymphocytes: 27% 20-40% Eosinophils: 4% 1-6% Monocytes: 3% 1-4% Basophils: 0% 0-1% ESR 19 mm/1st hrs Male 0-15 mm/1st hrs Female 0-20 mm/1st hrs Hafelet Count: 1.96 Lakhs Cells/Cumm 1.5 to 4 lakhs Cells/Cumm BC: 5.1 million cells/cumm 4.5 to 6.0 million cells/cumm 40.2 % Male 42 to 52% 79 fl Female 36 to 48% 80.0 to 99.0 fl CH CHC 27 pg 26.0 to 32.0 Pg 34.2% 32 to 36% PS STUDY MPRESSION: Normal Blood Picture
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Your follicular study indicates a natural cycle with a dominant follicle in the left ovary, measuring 19x12mm, which is a promising sign for ovulation. The thickness of your endometrial lining at 9.5 mm, with a triple line pattern, suggests good endometrial receptivity for implantation should conception occur. However, you mentioned your uterus is described as “septate,” which might require further investigation by your healthcare provider, as it may affect fertility.
Your hemoglobin level is slightly lower than typical for females, indicating mild anemia. Consider including iron-rich foods in your diet like lentils, spinach, and sesame seeds. Also, cooking in iron utensils can help increase dietary iron absorption. Anemia might impact overall energy and health and should be monitored regularly.
Your random blood sugar levels are within normal range, reflecting normal glucose metabolism, which supports reproductive health. Your urine is pale yellow and acidic with no significant abnormalities, which suggests proper hydration and renal health.
Your blood report generally lies within the normal range, apart from the previously mentioned mild anemia. Continue a balanced diet, and include foods high in Vitamin C to enhance iron absorption.
From an Ayurvedic perspective, strengthening your reproductive health can be achieved by balancing Vata dosha. You might consider incorporating practices like yoga and pranayama into your routine to relieve stress, which affects hormonal balance. A wholesome, warm, and nourishing diet — including foods like ghee and milk — can help sustain Ojas (vital energy) and improve fertility. Ashwagandha and Shatavari are two herbs commonly recommended for boosting fertility and balancing hormones, but consult with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before starting these.
Ensure regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider to monitor any anatomical concerns and get personalized advice. If you’re trying to conceive, keep track of your ovulation cycles and maintain a healthy lifestyle for optimal fertility.
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