Is it normal for a hemoglobin concentration of 230 10

The 74-year-old man reached 230g L is obviously not the average high, hemoglobin is a protein used by the human body to transport oxygen, since it is used to transport oxygen, the significance of hemoglobin reduction is already very clear.

An increase or decrease in hemoglobin is directly proportional to red blood cells.

1 Relative increase:

For some reason, water is lost in the blood, hemoconcentration leads to a relative increase in red blood cells and hemoglobin content. Such as continuous vomiting, extensive burns, diarrhea, profuse sweating, etc.;

2 Absolute increase:

The absolute increase in red blood cells and hemoglobin in the blood is caused by various reasons, which is mostly related to the lack of oxygen in the body and the accelerated release of red blood cells from the bone marrow.

1) Physiological increase: seen in plateau residents, fetuses and neonates, strenuous labor, etc.

2) Pathological hypertrophy: due to the compensatory increase of erythropoietin, it is seen in severe congenital and acquired cardiopulmonary diseases and cor pulmonale.

It is worth noting that high hemoglobin can lead to an increase in the viscosity of the blood, which is one of the important factors leading to stroke in old age. I hope that the family can pay close attention to it.

It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital to find out the cause, check the blood lipids, blood pressure, cardiopulmonary function and other conditions of the elderly, eliminate the cause of hyperhemoglobin, and do bloodletting if necessary**, which is not alarmist. Bone marrow can be done before it's too late to find a cause.

I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Yes, I'm older, so there's no need for this. The main thing is that hemoglobin is very high, which is related to arteriosclerosis.

The patient is now older, if you do bone piercing, the body must be unbearable, it is recommended to directly combine the drug **, but Western medicine**, can only be a temporary relief of the condition, can not be fundamentally **, it is recommended that the patient can also be combined with the conditioning of Chinese herbal medicine, the effect will be better...

Summary. Hello dear, the average hemoglobin concentration of 313 in the blood routine is abnormal.

Hello dear, the average hemoglobin concentration of 313 in the blood routine is abnormal.

Normal male: 120 160g l; Female: 110 Jane 150g l; Newborns: 170 200g l; Child: 110 160g l.

You are clearly on the high side.

The value on the list is 316-320, which is the normal value.

You didn't just draw a tube of blood.

Two cans. You see that the unit is not g l

Above 316 is normal.

Yes. I'm on the low side.

It doesn't matter if it's a little lower.

It doesn't matter if it's a little lower.

It doesn't matter, you're iron deficient.

You can eat purple rice.

Liver, blood and the like to supplement iron.

Ok thanks.

Well, no thanks, I hope mine can help you.

Reference value 320-360 g l

The mean hemoglobin is not very low and has no clinical significance. If you look at your red blood cell count, hemoglobin, and hematocrit, if it's normal or low, then there's no problem. The above indicators are used to diagnose anemia, and low levels may lead to anemia.

Normal adult male: 120 160 g l (12-16 g dl);

Adult females: 110 150 g l (11-15 g dl);

Newborns: 170 200g l;

Children: 110 160 g l (12-14 g dl).

So, 230 is not too high, normal.

Problem analysis: Hello, the two items you gave are reports in the blood routine, generally our blood routine is mainly to see whether the values of white blood cells, platelets, red blood cells and red blood cells are normal, and whether the proportion of several white blood cells is normal. The two types of anemia you mentioned are generally judged when red blood cells and hemoglobin are low, and if your red blood cells and hemoglobin values are normal, these two abnormalities are irrelevant.

Suggestions: Generally, there is no great significance for these two items to have some abnormalities alone, and it is recommended to have regular blood routine reexamination.

Problem analysis: Hello, according to the situation you provided, there is currently mild iron deficiency anemia, mainly due to insufficient iron intake, or excessive loss, the most common in women is caused by heavy menstrual flow, fatigue, palpitation, dizziness, paleness, etc.

Suggestions: It is recommended to eat more iron-rich foods, such as animal liver and animal blood. Kelp, seaweed, etc., and oral iron supplements such as ferrous fumarate or ferrous sulfate and vitamin C** can also be taken orally. If it is due to increased menstrual flow, it should be identified**, the cause**.