RBC Count doubt

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RBC Count doubt

Asked for Male, 0 Years

Recently I have done my blood test and my RBC count is 4.39 and haemoglobin is 14.8 total bilirubin is 1.56 and MCV 96.58 MCH 33.71 my age is 18 and weight 49.it is my RBC count was okay because I am not satisfied with this report.

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Dr. Vimal Kumar

General Physician Chennai

Dear friend, your blood investigation is completely normal. I don't understand what was the reason for an 18 year old boy to have a blood count done.

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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain General Physician 9 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anil Kumar Jain

General Physician 9 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello there. I can understand your concern. You might not be satisfied with the report but it is what it is. Your RBC count looks pretty normal to me. But if you want it to be 10 instead of 4.39, then its not going to happen. Technically it could happen pathologically. Having high RBC is also not normal. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.