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What kind of anemia is this hemoglobin 11.4 hemocrit 33.9 rbc 4.08 mcv 83 mch 27.9 mchc 33.7 rdw 14.2?
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Mild: Hgb of 12-14 is normal in a woman. The lowish MCV would raise the possibility of iron deficiency.
Answered 9/4/2018
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