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High Wbc count and low RbC in CBC
Having high Wbc count and low RBC counts in blood CBC.Having frequent headaches. Done blood smear test. Consulted Docter said Anemia and easnophilia.is it related with any sort of blood disorder or cancer?
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Repeat cbc after 7 days
Should consult a hematologist if eosinophilia persists
Can consult with me Dr Akash khandelwal hematologist in video consultation or OPD consultation if eosinophilia is persistent
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Dr. Ramakrishnan K P
Radiation Oncologist
5 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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You have microcytic hypochromic anaemia. This is mainly due to iron deficiency. Your WBC is slightly on the higher side but not high enough to suspect any cancer. So it is better take iron supplements and have some iron rich food. If you have more than 2 episodes of severe anaemia then it is better to evaluate but now there is no need to panic.
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Take iron supplements
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Have iron rich foods like spinach, liver
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