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Haemoglobin
What do haemoglobin of 17.6 indicates
And mchc 35...............
Is this normal???
Should I worry???
Your Haemoglobin is too high from Indian standards. We don't find many people with Hb 17 or 18 gm%.
Seriously, you can show some good gesture for the Humanity. Please don't blood once in six months. Nothing will happen to your health but you will save many lives.
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Hello, yes both levels are normal in fact very good! Are you on any medications for your vitamin B12 n D deficiencies? You even seem to have fatty liver.
Next Steps
Hope you are performing physical exercises on a daily basis. Consume lots of fresh n dry fruits and raw vegetables as in salads.
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You could even donate blood! Take care.
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