My name is Loveneesh Pandey, 35 years old, male. My recent blood test report shows the following: MCV: 104.03 fl (Normal: 76 to 96 fl) PDW (Platelet Distribution Width): 23.4 fl (Normal: 9 to 17 fl) Absolute Lymphocyte Count: 1315.65 /cumm (Normal: 1392 to 3510 /cumm) Platelet Count: 141 thou/L (Normal: 150 to 450 thou/L) A/G Ratio: 1.99 (Normal: 1.3 to 1.7) Please review my report and let me know if any of these values are concerning or require medical attention.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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High MCV may indicate B12/folate deficiency. Low platelets and lymphocytes may be due to viral infection, medications, or bone marrow issue. Consult a doctor for further workup.

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Take a VITAMIN B12 AND FOLATE Test or Take a PERIPHERAL SMEAR Test

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Answered 11/09/2025

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