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Abnormal blood results.high rbc 5.2, high hemoglobin 16.7, high hematocrit 51.7, high monocytes 12.8 and basphils 11? what can this mean.
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Blood count: I do not know what your symptoms are. A high RBC, Hemoglobin can be associated with primary polycythemia, high altitude living, dehydration High Monocytes count is often associated with some viral process. High Basophil count often associated with allergies.
Answered 6/11/2018
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