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High RBC count
Hi All, I've been concerned that my RBC count came out high in my reports. Can someone please suggest if its alarming? Please take a look at reports attached once. Thanks
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Your RBC count is high.
Your MCV is low.
Your MCH is low.
It is called Microcytic Hypochromic Anaemia.
This is iron deficiency anaemia.
Please get blood test for immature RBCs.
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All the reports should be correlated clinically with patients history.
We can't treat the report
We can treat only patients.
Kindly come out with your medical history
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