My blood report shows RBC normocytic normochromic with mild anisopoikilocytosis. WBC shows lymphocytic predominance with mild eosinophilia. Platelets are adequate on the smear. What does it mean? Thank you.

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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Indicates mild variation in red cell size/shape and viral/reactive pattern in WBCs. No serious concern unless symptoms persist.

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Answered 16/09/2025

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