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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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Dr. Hiep Le
Dr. Hiep Leanswered
Nephrology and Dialysis 44 years experience
Small red cells (microcytosis) and normal RBC count is consistent with minor or trait thalassemia. However, to rule out confounding iron deficiency, TIBC and Ferritin level should be checked to confirm normal iron status.
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Answered Aug 19, 2021
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Dr. Hunter Handsfield
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This is entirely normal except for the mild anemia, which was previously answered. Thalassemia might be a cause of anemia, but still seems less likely than iron deficiency.
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