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Haemoglobin, RBC, WBC, Urine sugar level

2019-06-29 16:08:01
Does the below test report create problem in pregnancy? Haemoglobin, RBC count is less. WBC count is more than required number. Urine sugar report says trace. Could you please let me know that if the above test are not as per required value. So does it cause any complications while pregnant? Please help with your answer
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Low haemoglobin  indicates anaemia     it can cause problems for both mother and child    High WBC means allergy or infection  I have seen reports they are not very bad  consult a doctor and start medication u should be fine in 3 months

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