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The big picture: MCV stands for mean corpuscular volume. It is the average size of a red blood cell. Low levels can indicate anemia and high levels can indicate vitamin B deficiencies or liver disease.

MCV helps identify if your red blood cells are too big or too small.

Red blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body to support the health and function of organs and tissues.
Changes in red blood cell volume can affect how oxygen is distributed throughout the body and may be a sign of a blood disorder or other health conditions.

Abnormally low MCV levels (microcytosis) can be a sign of anemia