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Male, 35 years. rbc: 4, 57 (low); hgb:13, 8;hct: 39, 8%(low). wbc normal. is these values normal or shoul i be worried? thanks from brazil
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Depends: Your hb is near normal and the slightly low rbc is not a reason to be concerned about as long as you do not have any symptoms. You should be more concerned about making sure that you keep your blood pressure under control.
Answered 3/8/2014
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