MCH analysis can be defined as one of the comprehensive blood tests (CBC), which is known as the comprehensive blood count analysis, which is carried out until the average hemoglobin mass is known to diagnose and diagnose the causes of many diseases.
Red blood cells
Is one of the major blood components that take the shape of the ball with the presence of the fallot in it, as it contains hemoglobin, which is linked to the element of iron, and a number of different proteins.
Analysis of MCH
The mean mass of hemoglobin is analyzed by taking a sample of red blood cells. The hemoglobin molecule in the red blood cells ranges between 26-33 pico grams within normal range. In case of high or low, This is caused by a disturbance in the amount of iron in the blood, which is associated with many diseases, such as in the disorder of the size of red blood cells, for the association of reading hemoglobin.
Anemia
Is a condition in which the result of MCH analysis is less than the normal ratio; because of the lack and iron deficiency required for the production of hemoglobin blood, and therefore the mass of hemoglobin molecule in blood is less than the required rate and sufficient to contain oxygen; the patient shows several symptoms is a preliminary indication of the magnitude of analysis For the mean red hemoglobin, these symptoms are as follows:
- Physical and general impairment of motor activity.
- Feeling dizzy and blurry vision; especially in cases of changing the posture of the body from sitting to do directly.
- Weakness of the ability of the body to exercise.
- The appearance of paleness and signs of depression in the face.
Sickle cell anemia
MCH analysis is one of the most important tests performed to detect this disease, which affects the red blood cells; to take the form of sickle; which is the origin of the label; where the disease is evident in the Mediterranean region, and the disease is the disease of bone marrow production For abnormal cells, due to a number of factors and influences, the most important of which is the genetic factor. The problem is that there is a defect in one of the responsible RNAs. Therefore, the MCH analysis should be performed when the symptoms associated with the disease are present:
- Feeling dizziness and dizziness when doing a sudden muscle strain.
- Acute bronchitis attacks.
- Occurrence of visual disorders.
- The occurrence of kidney failure leads in many cases to the formation of gravel.
- Fracture and joint stiffness.
- The occurrence of vascular disorders may lead to an increase in blood pressure, or the occurrence of strokes of the heart or brain.