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HBA, HEMOGRAM

2017-06-17 17:34:04
Hi , My MCHC(31.1), RDW-SD(46.5), RDW-CV(14.5), PWD (18.5) MPV (12.8), PLCR(48.2), LYMPHOCYTES and other reading are normal, what could be the reason for this
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Need to know the hemoglobin and hematocrit (PCV) values.

Answered2017-06-22 18:52:26

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