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Following are blood test results for me. rbc-4.43, hemogloben -12.6, hematocrit-39.5, mchc- 31.9 does this mean i am anemic? thanks
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Anemia: I consider you to have mild anemia. You don't report your white cell or platelet count. Your MCHC does not suggest iron or vitamin B12 deficiency as the cause. Anemia of chronic inflammation, low testosterone level, myelodysplasia are some possibilities. A hematologist can advise you further.
Answered 8/2/2020
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Yes: Anemia in an adult warrants ruling out blood loss in the intestine and you ought to consult your doctor.
Answered 7/30/2020
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