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Haemoglobin
My Hb is a bit low. And my peripheral smear report says RBCs are hypochromic and normocytic with mild anisocytosis.
How can RBCs be both normocytic and anisocytic at the same time ?
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Dr. Ranjitha
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15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Anisocytosis main reason is anemia.
Both normocytosis and anisocytosis can present at same time.
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