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Hemoglobin 11.6, hematocrit 37, mcv 78, mch 24.4, mchc 31.4, rdw 17.3?

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Anemia: You are mildly anemic. Your results suggest that iron deficiency is a possible cause. Have more specific tests done to pin point the exact cause of the anemia.

Answered 5/23/2018

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What can be indicated by MCH(21.7) MCHC(30.6) MCV(70.8) MPV(12.6) RBC count (5.44) RDW(14.3) Hematocrit(38.5) Hemoglobin(11.8) Platelet count(245) Iron sat(34%) Ferretin (59) TIBC(360) total Iron(123) +historic diag of beta-thal minor, in a 36/f?

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WBC 4.9, neutrophils 58.5, lymphocytes 30.9, monocytes 10.4, eosinophils 0, basophils 0.2. RBC 4.78, Hemoglobin 10.1, Hematocrit 34.8, MCV 72.8, MCH 21.1, MCHC 29, RDW-CV 17.1, Platelet count 370. Is this report a cause of worry? Anemia or thalassemi?

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Any help? My results- Normal- RBC, Hemoglobin, MCH, MCHC, RDW, MPV Low- Hematocrit (34.6) and MCV (75.4) High- WBC (13.9), & Platelets (537)

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A member asked:

Is this mild anemia or moderate? Low hemoglobin,hematocrit,mcv,mch,mchc. High rdw,esr,platelets.iron 3(11-27umol/L).saturation 0.03 (0.20-0.50). B12 162(198-615).

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My blood work is hemoglobin 8, hematocrit 33, MCV 66, MCH 17, MCHC 26, RDW 17. My platelet count is 434. What is wrong with me.

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