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Hemacrit level 37.9. what kind of cancer will i most probably get? all other bloods are in range. otherwise healthy adult. what to do next?
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Recheck counts: Your Hematocrit is a bit low. But this does not imply it is due to cancer. There are many causes for mild Anemia(your diagnosis). I would advise you to recheck it and if the value declines, then you must see a doctor and make sure there is no blood loss like from a GI cancer(colon cancer can present this way).
Answered 9/19/2015
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