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Here’s my health story, tests and known diseases, to make you see the full picture:
- Man, 34 y.o. weight is 59 kg, height is 182 cm, work in office
- no bad habits like smoking, alcohol or coffee
- bad habits: i like cookies
- heat intolerance
- Nasal polyps since childhood (cured with surgery in 2023)
- Varicose veins on leg (cured with surgery in 2013)
- traumatic brain injury with loss of consciousness (for a minute or so) in 2014 after bike accident
- crooked teeth
- slight pain in legs after long walks
- somatoform autonomic dysfunction
- chronic tachycardia (cured with beta blockers)
- GERD and constant cough due to insufficiency of LES (cured it with PPI + Gaviscon)
- chronic fatigue, drowsiness and dizziness, brain fog
- a few protrusions in the neck area of spine
- sometimes have a difficulty urinating after ejaculation (once per 5-6 months)
- hemorrhoid 2nd degree
- mitral valve prolapse 1st degree
- slight myopia (0.5, corrected with glasses)
- dry skin during winter
- dry, itching eyes during summer
- frequent soft stool (cured with Psyllium Husk & probiotics)
- I see weird moving mosaic patterns for a few minutes just after I wake up. Especially if I wake up with anxiety. They are slightly visible and only with closed eyes. But 5 years ago these patterns were more bright and sharp. Maybe they are ocular migraines or post-TBI because I hadn't experienced them before 2014. 

Test results:
- platelets = 150 x 10^9/L
- hemoglobin = 130 g/L
- eosinophils = 5%
- fibrinogen = 4.08 g/L
- Iron = 31.8 µmol/L
- prothrombin time = 15.1 sec
- bilirubine = 15.6 µmol/L (direct=7.4, indirect=8.2)
- bilirubine in 2018 = 18.5 µmol/L (direct=3.4, indirect=15.1)
- ALT = 15 U/L
- AST = 23 U/L
- urea = 5.1 mmol/L
- amylase = 82 U/L
- lipase = 25 U/L
- amylase (urine) = 391 U/L
- potassium in blood = 4.24 mmol/L
- osteocalcin=28.94
- Beta-CrossLaps=0.49
- P1NP=72.2
- Detection of (TA)6/7 mutation in the UGT1A1 gene=(TA)6/6
- Vitamins:  A=0.45, E=4.51, D=19.72, B9=12,76, B12=334,4
- Hormones: T3=4,93, T4=20,12, TSH=2,07
- spectral trace element analysis in hair: (Zinc=91,33, Kobalt=0,013, Iodine=0,04, Manganese=0,1, Copper=5,72, Selenium =0,51, Vanadiy=0,016
Iron=11,48, Molibden=0,039, Sodium=64,75, Calcium=371,97, Magnesium=33,41, Chromium=0,49, Fosfor=91,08, Potassium =153,14, Bor=1,53)
- Liver ultrasound: Topography - located in the right hypochondrium. The contours are smooth and clear. Dimensions: KVR - 138 mm (up to 150 mm) TLD - 65 mm (up to 82 mm), TPD - 108 mm (up to 130 mm) KKR ld - 93 mm (up to 100 mm), Echostructure - homogeneous, fine-grained. slightly increased. Sound conductivity is preserved. Vascular architectonics are poorly visible. V. portae - 9.0 mm (normally 6-11 mm) V. hepatica dextra - 6.3 mm. (normally 6.3-10.1 mm); V. hepatica media - 6.7 mm. (normally 6.6-10.0 mm); V. hepatica sinistra - 6.2 mm. (normally 5.1-8.3 mm); I.V.C.15.0 mm (normally 12.0-21.0 mm). Blood flow velocity in the portal vein = 22 (normally Ur5 = 23 t 4.0) The intrahepatic bile ducts are not dilated. Common bile duct (choledochus) -2.5 mm (normally up to 5 mm, after CEC up to 7 mm). 
- Gallbladder ultrasound: Topography - under the hepatic location. The shape is pear-shaped. Dimensions; length -65 mm (normally 40-100 mm), thickness - 19 mm (normally 10-40 mm). The thickness of the walls in the body area is 3.0-3.2 mm (normally 2-3 mm). The content is homogeneous. Bend in the cervical area - Pancreas ultrasound: normal shape, dimensions within standard parameters - head: 18.0 mm (normal 11.0-32.0 mm); -body: 14.0 mm (normal 4.0-21.0 mm); -tail: 17.0 mm (norm 7.0-35.0 mm). The contours are clear and even. Echostructure located hyperechoic dots are homogeneous. Diffuse and linear inclusions in the parenchyma are detected. The echogenicity is slightly increased. Wirsung's duct - not dilated (normal 1.0-2.0 mm) 
- Spleen ultrasound: smooth, clear contours. Dimensions: 1 10.0x34.0 mm (normal length 90-130 mm, thickness 30-50 mm) Parenchyma echostructure - homogeneous, fine-grained; echogenicity - average. V. Lienalis - 5.4 mm. (N = up to 4-7 mm).

Medications: 
- daily: Nebivolol 1.25mg + Propranolol 5mg (on demand)
- once per 3 days: Rabeprazole+Domperidone
- on demand: eye moisturizer drops
- with each meal: Digestive enzymes

What can you tell about my current health based on this story and test results? Do you see any interrelationships and correlations? Include needed medications names in your treatment plan. Be very careful and take into account everything I’ve written.