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My blood report shows
Alert!!! RBCs:Moderate anisocytosis mild poikilocytosis. Predominantly normocytic normochromic with microcytes,
ovalocytes & elliptocytes
Also HbA1c was 6.5 %
Abg 140 mg/dt
I m confuse?
& worried
What dose that mean ?
Anything serious?
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Hello dear ... I would like to know little more info or history of your problems.. It would be great if we can continue our conversation on my private window as here I am restricted to give you few line of treatment..
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Needs evaluation......Have to see all the other reports. Visit me in my clinic........I am Consultant physician and am available in Sitaram Bhartia Institute, Qutub Institutional Area from 2pm to 4pm and in Health Plus Wellness Centre, D-772, LGF, Opposite Market 2, C.R. Park from 6 pm to 8 pm on Mon to Sat.
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not to worry......requires evaluation.
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