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Hello doctors i am 28 year old mother, my blood test report showed 15.4% rdw and 18% pdw. is it high?pls tell me steps to reduce this.
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Iron deficient?: My first concern, even if you are not anemic. Don't treat lab values, but this can be a warning.
Answered 7/5/2013
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