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Cbc report suggests total rbc count 8.6 milli/cumm
Hb - 16.4
Pcv- 53
Mcv- 61
Mch -19
Mchc - 31
Is there any serious area in this report
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Hi RBC count in a Normal a symptomatic person is called as Polycythemia Vera . Its a rare bone marrow disorder in which the body makes too many Red Blood Cells . There is no Cure for Polycythemia Vera and without treatment it can cause serious complications.such as blood clots.
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Normal
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Consultation on development of any symptoms is advisable
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Need more details about your condition, kindly go for a consultation
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Normal if no symptoms
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult
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