blood analysis

Hypernatremia: what are the causes? What are the symptoms. Intense thirst is the most obvious symptom. Tips and natural remedies for treating hypernatremia

What is Hyperkalemia (High Blood Potassium)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of High Blood Potassium. When to worry?

What is Hypokalemia (Low Blood Potassium)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low Blood Potassium. When to worry?

What is meant by low erythrocytes? Why are they measured? Red Blood Cells: Causes of Low Values. Interpretation of Results: When to Worry?

Low Progesterone: What is it? What does it mean? Why is it measured? Low Values: Causes and Possible Consequences. Interpretation of results

Pernicious anemia is due to vitamin B12 deficiency. What are the risk factors for pernicious anemia? What are the symptoms? Treatments and drugs against pernicious anemia

What is Carbohydrate Antigen 125 (CA 125)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of CA 125 Alto. Read the results: When to worry?

What is HE4 (Human Epididymis Protein 4)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of HE4 Alto. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is the Rubella Test (Rubeo Test)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Positive and Negative Rubeo Test: Causes. Understanding the Results: When to worry?

What is the TORCH Test? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of TORCH Test Positive and Negative. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is Prostatic Acid Phosphatase (PAP)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Prostatic Acid Phosphatase. When to worry?

What is glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase (AST)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of AST or SGOT Low and High. Read the results: When to worry?

What is Alanino amino transferase (ALT)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High ALT. Read the results: When to worry?

What is Bilirubin? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Hyperbilirubinemia or High Bilirubin. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

Bilirubinemia conversion: why is it measured? What are the ideal blood values? What are the causes and consequences of too high or too low bilirubin values ​​in the blood?

What is Gamma Glutamyl Transferase GGT? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High GGT. Interpreting the Results: When to Worry?

What is Proteinemia? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Protein. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

Transaminases: what are they? What functions do they perform? In the presence of liver disease the values ​​of transaminases undergo variations

What are High Transaminases? Why are they measured? Normal Values. Causes of Transaminases Read the Results: When to worry?

What are GOT / AST and GTP / ALT transaminases? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of GOT / AST and GTP / ALT Low and High. Results: When to worry?