Currently in 25 week of my pregnancy my haemoglobin is 10.3, WBC is also increased 10300, eosonophil is 9.3 and it shows anisocytosis. Is anisocytosis a life threatening condition? Does this indicates any type of terminal illness??? Please advise
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Hi please tell us wether u are having any abdominal pain, loose stools,.constipation or blood in stools. Also please tell us if u are having any swelling of feet. Eosinophils may increase if u have worm infestation.
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