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I Have High Red Blood Cell, Is It Ok?
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Mia
Mar 8, 2019
kidney stones
liver cancer
kidney cancer
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Kris Cofer
Mar 8, 2019
I also have a high red blood cell count and elevated liver enzymes. Doctor is running more labs. What could this be?
Lucas Huston
Mar 8, 2019
It's hard to say. Otherwise, your doctor didn't need to order more tests to find out. Let's wait for the results of the latest tests.
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Barry Young
Mar 8, 2019
How can you naturally decrease it then?
Nick Mason
Mar 8, 2019
High RBC, as long as not caused by dehydration, is a symptom of an underlying disease. To lower it down, we have to get the underlying disease treated. If it's kidney problem, treat kidney, if it's drug problem, change the drug.
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