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Is RBC 6.75 and Hemoglobin 17.19 normal for a 21-year-old? Yes — in most healthy young men, these values can be normal, depending on height, body build, and hydration status. Normal RBC count for adult males: 4.5 – 6.0 million/µL Your son: 6.75 → Slightly higher, not dangerous Normal Hemoglobin for adult males: 13.5 – 17.5 g/dL Your son: 17.19 → Upper normal range So his hemoglobin is at the higher end but still within the accepted normal range for men. Common causes of mildly high hemoglobin/RBC in healthy young males These are not harmful: – Naturally higher levels in young adult males – Athletic build or exercise – Living in hot climate (mild dehydration increases Hb/RBC temporarily) – High-protein diet – Mild dehydration on the day of test – Genetics (family pattern) These do not require treatment.

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It is higher side of normal. Please share if he has any problem,  why was this test done? If he has no problem,  there is nothing to worry.

No problem  if its above  10_ 12 u need haematologist. Hb is very high. He can donate one unit of blood  to balance all. Other wise  phlebotomy ny md physician in hospital done which  total  waste of blood.

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Your son’s RBC count 6.75 million/µL and hemoglobin 17.19 g/dL are on the higher side of normal. This pattern is usually seen in: Physiological causes like dehydration, intense exercise, or staying in high-altitude areas Smoking, even passive Early polycythemia (rare but should be ruled out) Excessive protein supplements or bodybuilding routines High Hb/RBC is not automatically dangerous, but it must be evaluated with his symptoms, hydration status, oxygen saturation, and the rest of his CBC. Before concluding anything, I would need: MCV, MCH, RDW values Whether he has headaches, dizziness, redness of face, or breathlessness Lifestyle history Any recent fever or fluid loss Once these are assessed together, we can clearly decide whether it’s normal for him or needs further work-up. If you want a proper review of the entire CBC and guidance on what the next steps should be, you can message me privately on w.h.a.t.s.a.p.p nine three two six zero two zero five three six for a complete assessment.

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