
Blood Report Shows Moderate Anisopoikilocytosis. What Does This Suggest?

Question: My Blood report Remark is -"RBSs:Moderate anisopoikilocytosis.Predominently normocytic normocromic cells with microcytes and ovalocytes,Platelet:mildly reduced.Haemoglobin is 12.4 g/dl(range 13.3 -17.7g/dl).Iron 113.7 ug/dl
TIBC-346.5ug/dl Transferrine Saturation 32.81 %
TIBC-346.5ug/dl Transferrine Saturation 32.81 %
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Lipid profile is normal – it is excellent to have low LDL cholesterol!
You have mild anaemia / MCV is increased – likely from vitamin B-12 or folic acid deficiency > have their levels estimated. It is not an emergency / nor serious / easily treatable..
Consult a haematologist / He will suggest based on his assessment of the situation.
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Lipid profile is normal – it is excellent to have low LDL cholesterol!
You have mild anaemia / MCV is increased – likely from vitamin B-12 or folic acid deficiency > have their levels estimated. It is not an emergency / nor serious / easily treatable..
Consult a haematologist / He will suggest based on his assessment of the situation.
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


can u sggest medicine to recover the deficiency .My VITAMINE B-12 ESTIMATION REPORT IS 315 pg/ml (normal range 211-911 pg/ml)
Hello
There are several over-the-counter preparations...many of them contain far higher than daily needs...
Take both B-12 AND Folic acid / If possible, initially a course of B-12 injections and oral folic acid tablets; later both in combined tablet form.
Your GP can give prescription / injection as well...
Regards
There are several over-the-counter preparations...many of them contain far higher than daily needs...
Take both B-12 AND Folic acid / If possible, initially a course of B-12 injections and oral folic acid tablets; later both in combined tablet form.
Your GP can give prescription / injection as well...
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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