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2016-12-14 01:20:18
I am 3 months pregnent my hemoglobin level is 10.7 is it enough for pregnency 10.7 hemoglobin means how much blood percentage in my body plz Thank you
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Hello....... This is quite enough, but better if there is rise of one to two mg percent of hemoglobin by the end of 9 month.. Doctor might have prescribed you iron tablets, you have to take them for 100 days.. Near term doctor will reassess hemoglobin value if it's still less, they will do the needful.. Don't worry.

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