my cbc shows moderate microcytic hypochromic anaemia is this diagnosis enough to start treatment?

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haemoglobin 9.5 g/dL (i am female)
PCV 29 vol%
MCV 74.4 fl
MCH 24.4 pg

Answer 1

no it ain't
this anemia could be due to iron deficiency, the cause of iron deficiency has to be found out and then treatment is started

Answer 2

Ok, so there are several common causes of a microcytic anemia (and microcytic is usually defined as a MCV less than 80), but the most common of which is iron deficiency, which is more common in women than men for the simple reason that women loose blood every month. Are your periods especially heavy (are you still menstruating at all).
In general, if I were your doctor and you're a young woman with heavy periods, then I would want to take a few more studies to make sure what your iron level is, then start replacing iron and your hemoglobin level should rise. If there isn't an obvious reason for you to be anemic (and that is a pretty low hemoglobin) then a more thorough workup may be indicated, but without knowing what's going on, I can't speak to what that might be.

Answer 3

Microcytic Hypochromic Anaemia

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Microcytic Hypochromic Anemia Treatment

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Hypochromia is an anemic condition in which there isn't enough hemoglobin in the red blood cells. Microcytic anemia is characterised by small red blood cells. The normal mean corpuscular volume (abbreviated to MCV on full blood count results) is 80-100 fl, with smaller cells described as microcytic and larger cells as macrocytic.

Microcytic anemia is caused by a lack of hemoglobin, meaning that cell division in the bone marrow continues for longer than usual, resulting in smaller cells. Hemoglobinopathies such as sickle-cell disease and the thalassemias are one relatively common cause of a hemoglobin shortage.
Iron deficiency anemia is not always microcytic, but because it makes up such a large percentage of all anemias, it is also a strong possibility. Consult your doctor.

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Answer 7

Two major causes of microcytic hypochromic anemia are iron deficiency and chronic blood loss. Iron deficiency may be due to
dietary deficiency of iron intake, and hence may be easily treated with dietary iron supplements and /or improvement of diet with iron -rich foods (e.g.red meat and certain vegetables), but this may also be secondary to the other cause, chronic blood loss. Chronic blood loss may be due , in your case , being female, to heavy menstrual periods. or in both sexes, probably due to intestinal blood loss due to tumor ( bleeding gastrointestinal polyps or colon cancer) or vascular malformations (e.g. angiodysplasia). If you have menstrual period problems, go see
a gynecologist, to rule out tumors of the uterus
e.g. fibroid, endometrial polyps, endometrial hyperplasia or cancer. Otherwise go see a general internist, to find out what the cause of your anemia.First you have to have your stools tested for occult blood, to see if there is a possibility of intestinal bleeding. Then if this is positive, you may have to be referred to a gastro-enterologist , who may have to do an intestinal endoscopy to check the source of your intestinal bleeding. If all of these are negative, you may have to see a hematologist-oncologist to see if your chronic anemia may be related to pre-leukemia or myelodysplasia, a bone marrow condition that may predate the development of a full-blown leukemia. Chronic anemia whatever the cause has to be treated.

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

its moderate not severe so wait till your md says something. dont get excited.