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A member asked:
Rbc of 6.8 hct 14.7, hgb 50, are these counts dangerous for blood clots?.
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No not really: Hemoglobin levels in males normally range from 14 to 16 Grams. Unless it is much higher like 18 grams(a condition called Polycythemia) there is no problem with your Red cells. So there is no cause for worry right now.
Answered 6/30/2017
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