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What mean in my peripheral blood smear test (pbs/pbf) report . Pls tell sir any problem in this report or this is normal .
Sample: Whole Blood EDTA
Method: Microscopy
TLC :- Within normal limit.
DLC :- Within normal distribution .No blast or atypical cell seen.
RBC :- Normocytic Normochromic cell seen.
PLT :- Mild Reduced.
Parasites:- No Hemoparasites seen.
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Hi dear it's normal
Platelets are mildly reduced
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
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No worries. Normal reports, further guidance or doubts. Chat online
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Your report is normal.
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Normal reports
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Hey dear ! Your reports are absolutely ok...I any symptom is there consult me
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Dr. Meghana Hanamant Karande
Ayurveda
8 yrs exp
Pune
Your reports are normal. I want to know why did you go for these investigations
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