If a person has cancer, can he/she have a normal blood test?
No.Abnormal levels of white blood cells and abnormally low red blood cell or platelet counts can indicate leukemia.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
Anemia cannot cause leukemia but could be a sign of bone marrow that's not producing enough red blood cells
Though it is very rare, yes several blood sample withdrawal especially during the hospital stay can cause latrogenic anemia.
You are most likely to find a match in a brother or sister only. Other relatives are not a match.
An MCV test measures the size and volume of red blood cells. A normal MCV range is roughly 80-100 fl . If someone's MCV level is below 80 fl, they will likely develop or have microcytic anemia. Alternatively, if their MCV levels are greater than 100 fl, they could experience macrocytic anemia
CBC, KFT, LFT and HBA1C
Hemoglobin, Iron Test
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