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Is RBC Predominantly Normochromic Normocytic Any Cause For Concern?

Hi doctor, I am a post renal transplant patient, my differential count states that RBC : predominantly normochromic normocytic, leucocyte count: 7900, neutrophils:51%, lymphocytes:42%, Monocytes:5%, Eosinophils:2%, Basophils:0%, Platelets: Adequate.
My previous test till the last invesigation shows RBC:normochromic normocytic.
Does this RBC : predominantly normochromic normocytic is any serious kind of thing for which I need to worry about and consult physician immediatly.
Thank you
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi, don't worry just be relaxed. Rbc predominantly normochromic normocytic isnot a cacause of concern. it means most of your rbcs are notmal size and colour. few may be micro cytic or macrocytic. so its normally happen. Its not a cause of concern or urgently call doctor. Don't worry about that.
Hope i have answered your question, if you have doubt then I will be happy to answer.
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wish you a very good health.
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Is RBC Predominantly Normochromic Normocytic Any Cause For Concern?

Hi, don t worry just be relaxed. Rbc predominantly normochromic normocytic isnot a cacause of concern. it means most of your rbcs are notmal size and colour. few may be micro cytic or macrocytic. so its normally happen. Its not a cause of concern or urgently call doctor. Don t worry about that. Hope i have answered your question, if you have doubt then I will be happy to answer. Thanks for using health care magic. wish you a very good health.