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What causes a high mcv an a high mch and high ne# mo#?
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Need more info: How high? A high MCV can be seen in some vitamin deficiencies, drugs, and alcoholism. You are stating "the flags" on your blood work. Need to know the real numbers and why the tests were ordered. Cannot interpret in a vacuum.
Answered 5/10/2016
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