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What Does CBC Test As Haematocrit 50.2% Suggest?

Hi.I Saw all your answer is very clear to understand.Yesterday i took my CBC test. i will list out please can you tell me clearly what should i want to do?
Haematocrit - 50.2%
Haemoglobin 15.7 g/dl
RBC Count - 5.96 x 1012 / l
mcv 84.2 fl
mch 26.3 pg
MCHC 31.2 g/l
WBC Count 7,000/cm3
Neutrophils - 59 %
Lympocytes - 38 %
Monocytes - 2 %
Eosinophils - 10 %"
Basophils - 0%
Platelests Count - 231,000/cm3

My RBC and Eosinophils showing high and MCH is showing low.?Please explain me.
Thu, 10 Jul 2014
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Hi
I have gone through your reports, from that all parameters are normal except for Hematocrit which is slightly high, which may be because of a increase in RBC count.
Hemoglobin is in normal range( in males). But high (if female).
Not to worry as long as you are free from any symptoms.
However if you have any symptoms, you need to rule out Polycythemia vera.
Next parameter that is abnormal is Eosinophils, could be because of allergic reactions/ parasitic infestations.
Regards
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What Does CBC Test As Haematocrit 50.2% Suggest?

Hi I have gone through your reports, from that all parameters are normal except for Hematocrit which is slightly high, which may be because of a increase in RBC count. Hemoglobin is in normal range( in males). But high (if female). Not to worry as long as you are free from any symptoms. However if you have any symptoms, you need to rule out Polycythemia vera. Next parameter that is abnormal is Eosinophils, could be because of allergic reactions/ parasitic infestations. Regards