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I'm not sure what you're looking for, but it doesn't seem to be here. "What was the reason for my (negative) medical test result?!" A common cause of a (positive) medical test result is a false positive. A false positive happen when the test detects a substance or condition that is actually not there. So, for example, you might take an HIV test and come back negative; even if you were indeed HIV-negative, the result could still be considered false because of assuming your body had antibodies in it reacting to HIV when in reality this may not have been true. False positives are easier to find out than negatives because they usually will lead to more testing and justifications. Negative test results are not always wrong. For example, if you are undergoing a blood test to check for pregnancy but you are not pregnant, this can hardly be considered a false negative. All it does is mark you "not pregnant" in the eyes of the medical professional(s) who administered the test.Another reason for a false negative may be that the medical practitioner gave you an incorrect direction for taking the test/treatments/medications, or they did something wrong during testing (for example, they did not collect enough blood during a routine blood test). "I've had a medical test result that said my lead is high, but I haven't heard any health problems before, what's going on?" The echocardiogram (abbreviated to ECG) is perhaps the most common medical test that uses sound waves to make pictures of your heart. It is very simple; it tests for the presence of electrical current in the heart. The current is produced by special cells in your heart named 'electrodes' which are stuck on you like electrodes are placed on the skin (like when you get an injection). The resulting image of the heart is then displayed on a computer screen, and can be examined to see if there are any abnormalities. The normal cardiac ECG looks like 'spaghetti' because it is all over the map, and you need to pay close attention to the locations where your heart should beat. The result is usually very easy and simple because it is just a matter of looking for specific places where the current should be: The other problem with an ECG or blood test that shows that your lead or calcium level may be high, is that it does not tell you what should be causing your problem. For example, too much lead in your blood may be caused by high exposure to lead in the environment, or it could be caused by you having high bone calcium levels. High calcium levels are extremely common when someone has a very high bone density because bones are made up of calcium which is what makes bones hard. However, when you have too much calcium in your blood, it can cause serious problems. Another common cause for high lead or calcified blood tests is that the person who gave you the test was not properly trained. They may have taken more than one sample of your blood but did not give you the correct direction on how to collect blood in order for it to be accurate. eccc085e13
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