RDW is 15.2 while MCV is 86 MCHC 35.8

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Fever below 100 for 7-8 days, cbc reported above and is under medication for typhoid ( monocef) What does above result mean and should we worry

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Dr. Dharmendra Singh

General Physician 17 yrs exp Indore

Don’t worry take medication as prescribed by ur doctor

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Dr. Ranjana Bhatt

Internal Medicine 14 yrs exp Gurgaon

Continue antibiotics as advised and be under regular follow up, nothing to worry

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General Physician 5 yrs exp South 24 Parganas

Don't worry take medicine as your doctor pescribed

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