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I am 10 weeks pregnant - and my haeoglobin level is 11.4 haematocrit - 0.34 neutriphils - 7.62 should i be concerned. i knw the 1st 2 arw lower than normal and the 3rd is higher than normal ?
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This is: common in pregnancy, watching over time is best plan. Right now likely OK.
Answered 5/28/2019
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