Hi, Your total count for different blood components are within in the normal limits. The most important finding in you blood test is mainly the Hemoglobin level of 11.4 gm/100 ml. This is surely less than what it should be. Another important finding is the RBC showing as mild hypochromia, which is a significant finding for iron deficiency anemia. Although the level of your hemoglobin is not that much low that you require iron medication, if you don not have any symptoms of weakness, malaise and other problems. You can improve your hemoglobin level by taking iron rich food regular and that can be easily done. Common iron rich foods are green leafy vegetables, dates, jaggery and if your take non veg than meat and liver are important source for iron. So if you have no other problems you can start taking iron rich food to make the compensation for iron deficiency and this will be corrected, other wise many iron supplements are available which you doctor will prescribe you. Thanks and take care.