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Low wbc,low rbc,low igm,low neutrophil,low monocyte,hematocrit and hemoglobin levels are within range,mcv high,an ocassional myocelyte. pt/ptt unknow?
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See hematologist: You need to consult a hematologist. Some of the findings may be related to vitamin B12 or folic acid deficiency but the whole picture is unclear especially given that the hematocrit and hgb levels were normal.
Answered 6/7/2019
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Causes for high wbc, rbc, hemoglobin, hematocrit, and neutrophils?
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Wbc 4.6, RBC 3.54, hgb 7.1, hct 23.5, MCV 23.5, MCH 66.4, mchc 30.1, RDW 19.1, plat 454, neutrophils 2760, lymphocytes 1610, monocytes 138, eosin 92?
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WBC 4.9, neutrophils 58.5, lymphocytes 30.9, monocytes 10.4, eosinophils 0, basophils 0.2. RBC 4.78, Hemoglobin 10.1, Hematocrit 34.8, MCV 72.8, MCH 21.1, MCHC 29, RDW-CV 17.1, Platelet count 370. Is this report a cause of worry? Anemia or thalassemi?
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