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What does an abnormal blood smear showing tear drop cells, ovolacyes, and anisocitosis mean?
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See Physician : These are discription of the shape of the red blood cells which are different from the the normal disc shaped cells. This represents a abnormally in the formation of the cells and may be related to a number of conditions. You need to see a Physician to sort it out
Answered 11/7/2018
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