What blood test indicators have different norms for men and women?

There are significant differences in blood counts for men and women, for example, the hemoglobin content in women varies from 120-140 g / l, and in men from 130-160 g / l. The number of red blood cells in women is about 3-7-4.7; in men, about 4-5.5. There are also differences in the erythrocyte sedimentation rate, in women the sedimentation rate is 15 mm / h, in men 10 mm / h.