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AII RBC ARE NORMOCYTIC

2017-07-30 17:08:12
MCV-68.5,MCH-20.9,MCHC-40.5,PLATELETS-4.52,HB-11.9, MAJORITY RBC ARE NORMOCYTIC NORMOCHROMIC ,WBC-NORMAL ,
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Ur blood test seems ok....what is ur problem ??

Answered2017-08-02 15:17:47

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