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MCV & MCH analysis
MY recent report shows MCV 78.0 and MCH 26.6. And RBC is 5.2. Is this a bad sign of something or nothing to worry..
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I understand your query.
kindly consult online for a detailed evaluation and appropriate treatment.
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Dr EMMANUEL MJ ,
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What is your hemoglobin???
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Low MCV usually tells iron deficiency in ur body.
Ur mcv is low normal.. increase intake of high iron containing foods.
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IF HD LESS THEN 12 .. BETTER TO START ORAL IRON TABLETS.
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It's not a major issue.. so nothing to worry . but a word of caution.
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What is your hemoglobin?
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Jaipur
Nothing to worry
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