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I have got my blood reports and it says normocytic normochromic RBC. What does normocytic normochromic RBC in blood report mean ?
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It means that red blood cells (RBC) in your body are in normal in size and contains a standard range of haemoglobin concentration .
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Does it says normocytic normochromic anemia ??
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Dr. Puja K
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Pune
Normocytic refers to Normal size and generally normal Hb content of your RBCs Whereas normochromic means normal in colour . However anaemia can still be present hence need to correlate with other values like that of Hb etc .
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Need to correlate with complete blood picture / haemogram and clinical history
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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Mumbai
That means the report is normal.
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