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HB % has decreased

2020-11-16 08:01:32
I am 5 months pregnant now. Before I had conceived I had blood test atThyrocare. Blood report shows HB is 12.4 . Today I had test again it shows  HB% is 6.1. I am taking felaso daily one. Why it has decreased?
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Repeat hemoglobin with peripheral smear test to find out if there is any abnormality in the blood indices

Answered2020-11-18 05:22:23

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Please repeat test elsewhere and review .

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