Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH)

Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin (MCH) is a way to figure out how much hemoglobin is in each red blood cell (RBC). Abnormal MCH is a sign of a blood disorder, such as anemia, vitamin deficiency, or another medical condition that needs to be checked out. The test is often part of a complete blood count or used to diagnose blood disorders if there are signs of them.

The MCH test is one of several used to diagnose and characterize anemia. Anemia is a disorder where the body lacks healthy red blood cells, affecting the ability of the blood to transfer oxygen to organs and tissues.

Why done? 

A complete blood count includes a mean corpuscular hemoglobin test to diagnose and monitor health issues. A CBC may be performed as part of a routine physical or to assess a health issue.

Anemia is a frequent health issue caused by a variety of factors. To confirm the diagnosis and help pinpoint the cause of anemia.

Initial anemia symptoms include:

• Frequently feeling weak or exhausted
• Headaches
• Attention or thinking issues
• Irritable
• Appetite loss
• Hands and feet numbness and tingling

Symptoms of anemia later include:

• Blue eye whites
• Brittle nails
• Standing up with dizziness or lightheadedness
• Pale skin
• Breathlessness during light exertion or at rest
• Rough or red tongue
• Mouth ulcers
• Menstrual bleeds that are excessive

Procedure: 

You'll have blood extracted from an arm vein. 

How does one prepare for the test? 

No preparation is needed.

Required Documents for Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH) Test:

• Doctor prescription. 
• A valid government ID.

After care: 

No particular type of care is required.

Cost of Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH) Test in Delhi: 

The Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH) Test cost varies by region and facility. So constantly get tested at trustworthy diagnostic centers like Ganesh Diagnostic. It is staffed by trained and experienced professionals to assure patient and visitor safety.