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Bleeding and Clotting Disorders |
Hemoglobin04/25/2008 10:14AM |
MY BLOOD WAS TESTED AND MY HEMAGLOBIN WAS 9.9 MY HEMATOCRIT WAS 35.1 MCV WAS 72 AND MY RDW WAS 16.7. MY DR. TELLS ME I AM ANEMIC BUT I DO NOT HAVE THE SYMPTOMS OF ONE, SHOULD I BE WORRIED ABOUT THIS?
Anemia can be due to many things, including simple iron deficiency. Your physician will work this up and decide if any significant problems are present.
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Eric H. Kraut, MD Professor Director, Benign Hematology James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute Hematology and Oncology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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