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Haemoglobin level

2018-11-24 11:05:13
It's 12.1 , is it dangerous , am I suffering from anaemia. What steps should I take to increase  it normal levels.
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Nothing to worry. Eat more fruits and green vegetables. Take iron syrups if needed. Consult a physician nearby for queries.

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Dear , avoid self medication and investigation Dont worry Its your normal level in india Consult doctor for more clarification Have healthy diet

Answered2018-11-24 14:04:30

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Your haemoglobin label is not dangerous.
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for increasing the label of haemoglobin eat vegetables and fruits. take iron contain product in your diet. take haemoglobin capsules twice daily.
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consult me online for further query and complaint with full history and report for complete cure and relief.

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