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High hemoglobin, pcv and rbcs
I got my blood test done and the report states Hemoglobin at 17.50g/dl, PCV at 53.20%, RBCs at 6.10 mill/mm3 and Lymphocytes in DLC at 46.20%.
Vitamin B12 is elevated at 1338 pg/mL with Vitamin D deficiency at 36.5 nmol/L
I consulted with doctor and he ordered typhidot, UACR and URM test. UACR and URM tests are negative. And in typhidot IgM is positive and IgG is negative. I'm non smoker and I'm concerned if there is something wrong with my body like any hematology related disorder. I had tingling sensations in my legs and feet but after taking oral supplement of Vitamin D it is now better. But is there anything more than that?
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You need direct physical examination with some investigation for diagnosis
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