Patient's question:
Can the whole blood test reveal if direct relatives have gynecological diseases? A few days ago, I had a stomachache and went to the hospital for a stool test, which showed positive for mold. I also had a complete blood test, and the only abnormal result was high apolipoprotein by 1.2. Today, a doctor told me that the complete blood test report could indicate that my direct relatives have gynecological diseases. I feel it should be impossible, but I still want to ask the experts for their opinion. Please see the image above.Doctor's answer:
A few days ago, I had diarrhea and had a thorough check-up of liver, kidney, and blood functions, as well as the five hepatitis B tests and blood sugar and lipid levels. No gynecological diseases were detected. It is recommended to pay attention to a low-salt, low-fat diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and engage in dietary activities and exercise. Follow-up tests for blood lipids and blood sugar are scheduled for after February. Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very crucial. The patient must pay close attention to their diet and eat more light foods to avoid unnecessary harm.