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HBA2 is 28.2%

2025-12-16 09:44:50
Hi Doctors, My wife has a HBA2 with 28.2 which is high and I had also done the HPLC test but mine is normal. Now for baby planning what is the best way to completely ensure that the baby will not be a Thalassemia carrier? Or any other issues.
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