Why are hematocrits, hb concentrations, and RBC's generally lower for females than for males?
The above answer is not sufficient. Some women are anemic because they bleed respectively month, but in common, Hct and Hgb will normally be lower than men, even within post-menopausal women or pre-menarchal adolescents.
I'm not sure the exact mechanism, but I would guess that it have to do with different body composition (women enjoy more fat) and varying oxygen demand.
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