I recently had a complete haemogram done, and the results showed that my haemoglobin, total RBC, total WBC, lymphocytes, POV, platelet count, MCV, and MCH are all highly imbalanced, with some values being either too high or too low. Currently, I am not experiencing any major physical problems except for hair fall. I want to understand why my blood report is showing such imbalances and what steps I should take.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

General Practitioner

MD (Physician)
3+ Yrs

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Hair fall can result from iron deficiency or thyroid issues. Blood count imbalance needs further review. Repeat CBC and iron studies.

Dr. Shaik Suggests...

Take a IRON STUDIES (IRON + TIBC) Test or Take a COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC) Test

Book IRON STUDIES (IRON + TIBC) Test Book COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC) Test

Answered 12 days ago

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