My blood report shows mild anisocytosis and mild eosinophilia. Could you please suggest the way forward? What does this indicate and what should I do next?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Mild anisocytosis indicates variation in red cell size, often due to mild iron or B12 deficiency. Eosinophilia may suggest allergy or parasitic infection. Both are usually manageable with supplements or treatment if symptoms present.

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