How Parker Bravo treated high rbc?

 Note - This article is written by one of our patients about their experiences with high rbc. 

Parker Bravo - I also like to share my experience with having high red blood cell (RBC) levels. After accepting a job offer at a different company, I was about to start a new chapter in my life when I was required to go through a full blood examination as part of the hiring procedure. I had no idea that this regular examination would turn up a worrying finding: my RBC levels were high, coming in at 5.68. I was both worried and unsure about the implications of this realisation for both my health and the upcoming new phase.

The information that my RBC levels were increased had a big effect on me. I was anxious to start my new career, but the unanticipated health worry made me nervous and doubtful. But I was determined not to let it stop me from moving forward, so I made the decision to be proactive and deal with the issue head-on.

I consulted with medical experts in an effort to better understand the probable causes and effects of high RBC levels. I made an appointment with my doctor to talk further about the situation. During the consultation, my doctor outlined the different causes of increased RBC levels, or polycythemia, including smoking, lung ailments, heart problems, and dehydration.

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Dehydration seemed a logical explanation given that I had never smoked and had no known chronic illnesses. It was evident that improving my fluid intake was crucial in addressing the elevated RBC levels given the rigours of my new employment and the possibility for inadequate hydration.

With this knowledge, I made a number of lifestyle changes to aid in bringing my RBC levels back to normal. My focus shifted to being hydrated, and I made an effort to drink more water throughout the day. I always had a reusable water bottle on me, and I set alarms to make sure I drank enough water. I wanted to hydrate properly so that I could dilute my blood and lower the RBC concentration.

In addition, I realised how crucial stress management was as I worked to raise my RBC levels. Beginning a new job can be difficult, and stress may make existing medical conditions worse. I made stress-reduction practises a part of my everyday practise to lessen this. In order to establish balance and reduce stress, I looked into mindfulness techniques like meditation and deep breathing.

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In order to be sure I was eating the correct foods to support healthy blood cell synthesis and RBC management, I sought the advice of a trained dietitian. I concentrated on adding things like leafy greens, lean meats, and fortified cereals that are high in iron and vitamin B12. I also switched to a whole-food, plant-based diet, cutting up on processed foods and giving fresh produce, whole grains, and cereals a higher priority.

My trip required frequent check-ups and blood tests to track my development and confirm that my RBC levels were returning to normal. The help I received from my family and close friends was crucial to my journey. They gave me the emotional support I needed to maintain my motivation and dedication to taking care of my health because of their unwavering support, understanding, and faith in my capacity to overcome this obstacle.

I'm happy to report that my efforts paid off as time went on. My RBC count gradually decreased in subsequent blood tests, indicating that my measures were successful in bringing my levels back to normal.

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