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MCV  iron and b12 IN NORMAL range. hemoglobin A2 is in normal range, but hemoglobin F value is 2 ( less than 2 is normal). Is there any possibility of thalassemia carear?
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Hello, PROBABLITY is their.??? Ok.
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