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Abnormal blood Reports
Hi doctor,
i was done a recent blood test-
MCH is high-34.3 pq
RDW- SD is high - 58.2 fl
PLCR is high- 52.8 %
MCV is high - 113.5 fl,
PDW is high - 18.5 fl
MPV is high -13.4 fl
Hemoglobin is low - 10.4 g/dl
hence total rbc count is also
Rest are normal.
please check detaila in the attachment.
Please suggest why is this so and how to cure?
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Hi, firstly not just for you, but for everyone; the blood tests or any other investigation for that matter has no value unless collaborated with clinical findings (history and physical examination).
So coming to your report, the values suggest that you have Anemia.
Next question is what cause: probably VITAMIN B12 deficiency or Folate deficiency
Findings to support the diagnosis: Increase MCV and all the cell lines are affected
Having said that, there can still be alternate causes of the same. Hence, a history is very important.
If you want to know more, you can visit your treating doctor or can come for online consultation.
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