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Re: CBC and Differential and Urine test - Concerned - could high results effect pregnancy?From: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 30 Jun 2000 08:48:16 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 30 Jun 2000, dawn wrote: > >Well, I'm back again with a few questions. I got the report from the ER >when I was there on June 7th with the chance of an ectopic but found out >everything was fine. My complete medical records were mailed to me by >my request and I received them yesterday and was reviewing them. I had >a few questions and was wondering if someone could explain them to me. >I'm now 11 weeks pregnant. > >1. The ER did a CBC and Differential on me and everything came out >normal(WBW, RBC,HGB, HCT,MCV,MCH,MCHC,RDW and the platelet count) and >everything was in normal range on the Differential (Neutrophil, Lymphs, >Monocyte,Eosinophil,Basophil, lynphs absolute, monos absolute, eosin >absolute, and baso absolute) except for the Neutrophil absolute which >came back High. What does this mean and is this anything to be >concerned with? Nothing and NO.
> Probably means you hadn't eaten in the last 6 hours. Ketones are produced when fat is broken down to provide energy for your body.
Also blood in the urine is supposed to be negative and
>mine came back 1+. Is blood in the urine something to be concerned Probably contamination of the urine sample with vaginal discharge. You were probably having some vaginal bleeding or spotting since people were worried about an ectopic.
On the Urine-Microscopic part the
>RBC/HPF is in range but where it says "Squamous/LPF" is shows me as Rare Nothing except perhaps the sample was contaminated from skin or vagina. Squamous cells line the skin and vagina, but not the bladder.
The
>bateria/HPF for me showed as 1+ and normal for that says Rare. What the All of this is compatible with contamination by vaginal contents. It is almost impossible to collect a sample that is not contaminated by vaginal contents unles it is done by catheterization.
> This is normal. If the specimen was collected by catheterization, it could be compatible with a UTI. RDB
>dawn
-- R.Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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