Question 1

what to do if i'm 22 year male. my blood test result shows : rbc- predominantly normocytic normochromic!!?

Accepted Answer

Thats good: That means that the red cell are normal size and a normal amount of pigment.  That's good.  Was there an abnormality cited that you didn't tell us about?

Question 2

my rbc is normocytic and normochromic . what does this mean.

Accepted Answer

Normal: Normal size and normal concentration of hemoglobin.

Question 3

my haemoglobin is 10.8  and wbc is 13.610^9/l   and esr is 40 mm/hr and rbc morphology is normocytic and normochromic..what does it means
and my age is 20 yrs?

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Anemia: You appear to have an anemia(mild) which is probably from iron deficiency for a woman of your age. The elevated WBC is suggestive of a current infection. The ESR increase may be related to the infection, the anemia, and/or something else.  It is best that you consult our doctor about your condition.

Question 4

hb 10.3, platelets 105000, normoblasts=03/100wbcs. rbcs morphology is normochromic. normocytic majority of lymphocytes are atypical. mononeuclear smal?

Accepted Answer

We can't answer: Especially with the abnormal morphology of the lymphocytes, you need to speak either with the treating physician -- primary care or consulting hematologist -- or with a physician you trust. No one here can tell you what this means though it is of course very concerning.

Question 5

my eosinophils and absolute count is high and also normocytic normochromic on cbc. wbc / rbc / platelet is normal though. does it alarm for leukaemia?

Accepted Answer

See below: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Having said that, there is no cause for alarm. It would have helped to have the actual numbers. Eosinophil count may be high due to allergy, skin rash, and parasites.

Question 6

normocytic, normochromic rbc's.  mild anisopoikilocytoisi seen . wbc's normal in number. no haemoparasite. monocytes 01% lymphocyte 43%, neutrophils 47%, eosinophils 09%. what is wrong with me ? this is my blood report!

Accepted Answer

Stop worrying: This is a normal blood count, though I'd have told you the actual absolute counts. If something's causing your symptoms, it's not showing up in your blood -- and many serious illnesses give you a normal blood count in any case. Best wishes.

Question 7

i had a cbc done and the result says normochromic normocytic anemeia is present. what does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Anemia: Normochromic means that your red cells are normally colored (not too pale or too dark). Normocytic means that your red cells are normally sized (not too small or too large). Hematologists categorize anemias in this way so they can generate a list of causes responsible for a given anemia.

Question 8

smear shows mild normocytic normochromic anemia. what does this mean?

Accepted Answer

Need more info: A mild normochromic, normocytic anemia will be diagnosed on the machine-generated counts with confirmation from the smear. It means you need a workup to find the cause, and that while things aren't severe yet in the blood, at your age it may well be the wakeup call for a treatable cancer.

Question 9

what does mild normocytic normochromic anemia for age and sex and absolute lymphopenia mean?

Accepted Answer

Anemia: Anemia refers to your hemoglobin and hematocrit (packed cell volume) levels. Essentially these tell you whether or not you have enough red blood cells.  Your red cells are normal in size (normocytic) and have a normal amount of hemoglobin (normochromic).  Causes include aplastic, posthemorrhagic, and hemolytic anemias and anemia of chronic disease.  Lymphopenia = decreased lymphocytes.

Question 10

i had a cbc test couple of weeks ago and it was r.b.c mild normochromic normocytic anaemia and p.c.v (h.c.t) 35.00?

Accepted Answer

Mild decrease in RBC: You have anemia which is under production or over destruction of red blood cells. Normocytic means that there in the normal range for size that's good. Microcytic often means iron deficiency. Macrocytic could mean problems with vitamin deficiency or with nuclear maturation arrest from toxins.The hematocrit is 35 which is in keeping with mild anemia. You may have had some blood loss. You may have hThe hematocrit is 35 which is in keeping with mild anemia.

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What to do if i'm 22 year male. my blood test result shows : rbc- predominantly normocytic normochromic!!?

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My rbc is normocytic and normochromic . what does this mean.

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My haemoglobin is 10.8 and wbc is 13.610^9/l and esr is 40 mm/hr and rbc morphology is normocytic and normochromic..what does it means and my age is 20 yrs?

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Hb 10.3, platelets 105000, normoblasts=03/100wbcs. rbcs morphology is normochromic. normocytic majority of lymphocytes are atypical. mononeuclear smal?

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My eosinophils and absolute count is high and also normocytic normochromic on cbc. wbc / rbc / platelet is normal though. does it alarm for leukaemia?

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Normocytic, normochromic rbc's. mild anisopoikilocytoisi seen . wbc's normal in number. no haemoparasite. monocytes 01% lymphocyte 43%, neutrophils 47%, eosinophils 09%. what is wrong with me ? this is my blood report!

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I had a cbc done and the result says normochromic normocytic anemeia is present. what does that mean?

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Smear shows mild normocytic normochromic anemia. what does this mean?

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What does mild normocytic normochromic anemia for age and sex and absolute lymphopenia mean?

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I had a cbc test couple of weeks ago and it was r.b.c mild normochromic normocytic anaemia and p.c.v (h.c.t) 35.00?

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