My hemogram test report shows hemoglobin 13.4 gm/l, packed cell volume 43 percent, WBC count 6.52 ten thousand per cubic millimeter, platelet count 339 ten thousand per cubic millimeter, RBC count 5.3 million/microliter, MCV 80 fl, MCH 25 pg, MCHC 31 g/dl, RDW 14.9 percent, ESR 6 mm/hr, neutrophils 44 percent, lymphocytes 41 percent, eosinophils 8 percent, and monocytes 7 percent. Am I having anemia? If yes, what degree of anemia do I have? Is it high or low?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Hemoglobin of 13.4 gm/dL is within normal range; you do not have anemia. However, eosinophils are slightly high (8 percent) to may need evaluation for allergy or parasitic infection. Please take a Peripheral Blood Smear to rule out subtle blood issues.

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