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28wks pregnant with hypothyroidism.low = haemoglobin, platelets, rbc, haematocrit &lymphocytes. high mch, mcv quite high. anaemia? or possible cause?
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Anemia and pregnancy: Being pregnant can cause anemia. Discuss with your obstetrician. It also depends what your haemoglobin was before you were pregnant.
Answered 10/31/2015
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