My dad is thal minor so I got tested, lab results, did the doctor miss anything?

My dad was diagnosed with thalassemia minor last year and the doctor said that each child has a 50% chance of getting it because our mom doesn't have it.
So far I'm the only one tested and the doctor said everything is fine in the results and I shouldn't be concerned about thalassemia.
I just want to know are my results fine and to make sure the doctor didn't miss anything.

CBC                 Results        Reference range       Unit
WBC                5.2               4-11                       10**9/L
RBC                 5.68             4.7-6                      10**12/L
Hemoglobin      163              140-180                  g/L
Hematocrit       0.491           0.40-0.54               
Platelet count   205              150-400                   10**9L
MCV                86.4             80-98                      fL
MCH                28.6             27.5-32.5                pg
MCHC              331              320-360                  g/L
RDW               13.5             11.5-14.5             

Hb Electrophoresis
                     Results           Reference range       Unit
Hb A2             0.028             Normal range less than 0.035

Vitamin B12    175                 133-675                  pmol/L
Ferritin           89                   24-336                   ug/L


             

It does not look like thal minor at all. One note I will make is that your B12 is at the low end of normal. If you experience any tiredness or lack of energy, consider a daily B12 tablet.

Was the HbF checked? What is the HbF value? I can only see a the Hb A2.


Looking at what you mentioned it does not look like thal minor.

The MCV is too high and the HbA2 is too low for thal minor. Hb of 16 would not be thal minor.