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Hospitalized for bleeding esophagus. polyp taken to lab. blood test. lab results okay? wbc 8.0, rbc 4.27, hgobin12.7,hemato 36.8, mcv 86.2, eosin 3.2
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Labs not problem: These blood tests are unremarkable. The key question is why you were bleeding from the esophagus, and what the nature of that polyp was. Discuss that with your doctor.
Answered 11/28/2014
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