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What does it mean when your red blood cells are enlarged?
What does it mean when your red blood cells are enlarged?
What does it mean when your red blood cells are enlarged?
It means that one is having macrocytosis. It is a term used to describe red blood cells that are larger than normal.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
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Is 0.988 absolute monocyte count very high?
No, it is not very high
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When you have a blood test, do you look at the needle go in?
It is upto you if you are comfortable you can look, otherwise people prefer looking at the other side
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What does normocytic normochromic mean?
It is a type of anemia in which the shape of red blood cells are normal
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Why is my MCHC low and RDW high with anemia?
A high RDW and low MCV suggests iron deficiency or microcytic anemia
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What happens if the total WBC (TC) is elevated?
It shows that your body is fighting infections
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