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What does it mean when a 65 year old woman's complete blood count reads 2.6?
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A complete blood count (CBC) consist of a few parameters, including but not limited to: Hemoglobine concentration Red cell concentration Platelet concentration White cell concentration This means 2.6 doesn't mean anything since these could be the concentration of only ONE of the above parameters. Please check the lab report again
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