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Child Anemic. What Does RBC Count, Hemoglobin Denote? Increase It?

hello doctor i have a 3years 4 months old girl child. she was anemic and went for a blood test. her total RBC count is 5.11, haemoglobin level is 8.60, PCV is 28.90, MCV is 57.00, CH is 16.80, MCHC is 29.60, RDW is 19.50 and total WBC count is 8,300. what should i feed her to increase haemoglobin for my child. please help me.
Fri, 21 Sep 2012
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Hi, welcome to HCM I am Dr Das
From the given report , it can be said that the hemoglobin is very low with low hematocrit values and high row.
This is a microcytic hypochromic anemia.. this occur in many conditions.
First, you will have to do a microscopic HPLC test of blood, then a iron study. I think these will lead to a definite diagnosis.
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Child Anemic. What Does RBC Count, Hemoglobin Denote? Increase It?

Hi, welcome to HCM I am Dr Das From the given report , it can be said that the hemoglobin is very low with low hematocrit values and high row. This is a microcytic hypochromic anemia.. this occur in many conditions. First, you will have to do a microscopic HPLC test of blood, then a iron study. I think these will lead to a definite diagnosis.