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High Bilirubin+ RBC and Low MCV,MCH,MCHC
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My brother did regular health check-up.
His bilirubin level is high and there are few abnormalities in blood test also like RBC is high and MCV,MCH, MCHC are lower
I am attaching reports, can you please help to know if anything serious? High Bilirubin indicates liver damage?
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He could be having iron deficiency
Don’t know why these tests were done
Is he having fever or recovering
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult
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may be due to deficiency of essential minerals and vitamin leading to impaired maturation of red cells
jaundice is also very mild
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consultation is advisable
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Your brother have microcytic anemia, maybe it's the cause of increased RBC and high bilirubin.
Does he have any symptoms?
Need more details for diagnosis and proper treatment
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consult for further management
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as of now it's not a serious life threatening situation but if left untreated could cause serious damage.
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