Exemple de utilizare a Shown in blood tests în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Low level of potassium(shown in blood tests).
An increase in the number orproportion of white blood cells shown in blood tests.
A change in the salt level in your blood shown in blood tests- signs include feeling confused or weak.
Have raised levels of potassium in your blood(as shown in blood tests).
High level of“uric acid” in the blood( shown in blood tests), which may cause gout inflammation within the lungs that may lead to permanent damage.
High blood levels of creatinine- shown in blood tests.
Low level of platelets(thrombocytopenia) shown in blood tests- this may lead to bleeding.
Pancytopenia” low level of all blood cells(red andwhite blood cells and platelets) shown in blood tests.
Low level of“leukocytes” a type of white blood cell(leukopenia) shown in blood tests- this can make you more likely to get infections.
Diabetes or problems with blood sugar levels(shown in blood tests).
Increased liver enzymes(shown in blood tests).
Abnormalities in your liver or pancreas(shown in blood tests).
Low levels of‘neutrophils'- a kind of white blood cell which fight infections(shown in blood tests) high level of white blood cells(shown in blood tests).
Changes in how your liver works,increase in liver enzymes(shown in blood tests).
High level of‘lymphocytes'- type of white blood cell which help the body fight disease(shown in blood tests) low level of white blood cells(shown in blood tests).
Changes in how your liver works,increase in liver enzymes(shown in blood tests).
More enzymes produced by your liver(as shown in blood tests);
Low magnesium levels- shown up in blood tests.
Anaemia- signs include headaches, feeling tired or dizzy, being short of breath or looking pale anda low level of haemoglobin shown up in blood tests.
Changes in the amount of red blood cells in your blood(shown in tests).
Changes in the amount of cholesterol or fats in your blood(shown in tests).