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My husband had blood work done and his mch levels were 333.3. can that be possible or is it a typo? if so what does that indicate?
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MCH: Mch is mean corpuscular hemoglobin in red cell. The normal range is 33 to36. It is typo error with 333.3. It is used to determine anemia. Thanks.
Answered 12/9/2013
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