Could a low white blood cells count indicate liver or pancreas problems?
Is it normal for 15-month-olds to have low red blood cell counts?
What could a high red blood cell count in my urine mean?
What could a high white blood cell count in pregnancy mean?
What could it mean if I have smaller-sized red blood cells?
What do oxygenated red blood cells arrive at capillaries through?
What foods help build white blood cells?
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Question by snikcidylime (32)
Answer by pefree123 (75)
Enlarged red blood cells are called macrocytosis, this can be caused by a liver issue, vitamin deficiency, or by anemia or blood loss.
Answer by kgrim (510)
Macrocytosis may be cause by many factors including but not limited to vitamin B12 deficiency, medication side effect, folate deficiency, alcohol or liver disease. Treatment is based on the cause.
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