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If my hct was 56% hgb- 17.8 and rbc- 5.9. am i at increased risk for blood clots? wbc & plt were normal. i have high bld press & tachycardia
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Unlikely: Your hemoglobin is a bit on the high side. So it needs to be checked once more to be sure that it does not rise further as a value of 18gms or higher raises questions about it being abnormal. This may need a check with an internist or hematologist. As long as your paltelets counts are normal there is no significant risk of blood clot formation. But i would have you check your CBC once or twice/yr.
Answered 6/10/2014
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