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Low red blood cell count, high platelets and high mch on lab test. what can it mean?
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Depends: It depends upon how abnormal the counts are. Laboratory normals are set at the laboratory level and do not indicate normal for everyone. Values slightly outside the range may be completely normal for you and not for another person. This is where your doctor uses their experience and personal knowledge of your case.
Answered 11/29/2018
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