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My RDW and RBC Count elevated
In my recent cbc my RDW value is 15.1 max value ranges(11-14) and RBC count value is 4.8(3.8-4.8)and PCV-haematocrit is 35(36-46) and my esr is 28(0-12) my haemoglobin level is 11.4(12-15) could this increase in rdw,rbc,esr and decrease in haemoglobin and haematocrit normal??could this indicate bone marrow disease cancer
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Possible Conditions to Consider
1. Anemia of Chronic Disease (ACD):
• Indicators: Low hematocrit, elevated ESR, and high RDW.
• Explanation: Chronic inflammation or disease can lead to this type of anemia, causing variations in RBC size and elevated ESR.
2. Iron Deficiency Anemia:
• Indicators: High RDW, low hematocrit.
• Explanation: Iron deficiency often results in anisocytosis (high RDW) and can lower hematocrit levels.
3. Polycythemia Vera:
• Indicators: High RBC count.
• Explanation: A bone marrow disorder leading to the overproduction of RBCs.
4. Inflammatory or Autoimmune Diseases:
• Indicators: Elevated ESR, potentially high RDW.
• Explanation: Conditions like rheumatoid arthritis or lupus can cause elevated ESR due to chronic inflammation.
5. Mixed Anemia:
• Indicators: High RDW, low hematocrit.
• Explanation: This can occur if there are multiple types of anemia present, such as iron deficiency anemia combined with vitamin B12 or folate deficiency.
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