Except in Tasmania, rainfall is generally low and may range from about 14mm in the Northern Territory, which is in the middle of its dry season, to 98mm in New South Wales and 180mm in Victoria. The average rainfall in Australia in 2011 was just over 56.3mm.
MCH (mean corpuscular hemoglobin) refers to the concentration of hemoglobin in each red blood cell. If MCV and MCH are low, it means your red blood cells are smaller than average (MCV) and paler than average (MCH), and can't carry as much oxygen as normal. This is usually caused by an iron deficiency anemia. Red meat does contain iron, but it may be healthier to look for a multivitamin that includes iron.
I took blood test, says MCV is high (98), what does it mean and what should I do to lower it? Dr. John Scuba Dr. Scuba. High mcv: Abnormal blood tests must be investigated but this one is high normal. Mcv is the volume of the average cellular volume in billions of your tiny red blood cells. High MCV means plump and enlarged rbcs which don't carry oxygen well hence the label anemia. Folate, (folic acid) B12 deficiency, and alcohol can cause. Test might be repeated, if still high look further. ...Read more.