I just recently did an analysis of all the blood work that I've had done since 2002 (total of 14 blood tests) and am not sure if I should be concerned at my results. From what I have noticed all of my CBC tests have been at the higher end of the range, as well as my platelet count. I have also noticed that each of my urinalysis tests have had a pattern as well. Is there anyone that can help me determine if this is something I should be concerned about? Please note that I am in America, so my results are based on their metrics and units of measurements.
Most Recent Results as of 1/16/19
WBC: 11.8 RBC: 5.39 HGB: 15.6 HCT 47.8 PLT: 478
Average of 14 tests from 2002-2019
WBC: 9.7 RBC: 5.3 HGB: 15.4 HCT 45.9 PLT: 425.7
Urinalysis
Out of 12 tests all them have had between trace, moderate or large amounts of urine, including up to 3+ Large
All of them have had some bacteria: between rare to 3+
All of them have had squamous cells ranging from 0-2 to 50-100
All of them had trace amounts of mucus from trace up to 2+
I also have a B12 deficiency: My B12 was at 260 in July 2018 and with injections has raised to 360 in Jan 2019.
I also have a D 25 Hydroxy deficincy: My D was at 16 in July 2018 and with 50,000 unit pill 1x weekly, I have raised it to 24 in Jan 2019
I have also had my gall bladder removed about 20 years ago
I have also experienced an un-diagnosed or confirmed reason for irritable bowel disorder for the past 20 or so years that I suffer from every day.
I have also experienced random nerve issues, from nerve pain at the tops of both my feet, tingling in my lips, cheeks, bell palsy, and both carpal & cubital tunnel syndrome in both elbows and wrists. Along with ongoing muscles spasms in my legs and abdomen.
From my research, I am worried about Polycythemia (which runs in my family) as well as Thrombocythemia and Pernicious Anemia... I'm not trying to over think this, but don't feel as though my doctors have taken me seriously over the years, but have not given me a reason as to why my counts are always high.
Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thank you!