Blood abnormalities in medical checkups refer to the situation where certain laboratory indicators are found to be abnormal through blood sampling and laboratory tests during routine medical checkups. In general, the routine laboratory tests include routine blood, liver function, kidney function, blood lipids, hepatitis B five and other routine examination content. If the physical examination blood abnormal, it means that the blood routine, liver function, kidney function, blood lipids and other content of a certain abnormal. Iron deficiency anemia is common in clinical practice, especially among women of childbearing age, and it is often found in women during routine physical examinations. In addition, leukopenia is also one of the items often found during routine physical examinations. Some people also find increased transaminase concentrations during physical examinations, and some find increased blood lipids, such as increased triglycerides and increased cholesterol that is too concentrated. So physical examination of blood abnormalities means that abnormalities are found during physical examination of the above items.