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Abnormal blood report
High RBC, PCV , mchc in blood report suggests any abnormalities?
I feel weakness, dizzy and nauseous from last 5 days.
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Cbp parameters should be checked if Hb is more then 18 in females and 20 in males with raised pcv it’s suggest polycythemia a condition with raised blood components , symptoms can vary from dizziness , pain in lower limbs with redenning , rarely stroke
Polycytemia needs a schematic approach to rule out all the causes and come to diagnosis
Your report is within normal limits
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Stop smoking and check in for any lung disease (copd )
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Couple of Blood donations in a year would lessen symptom’s
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