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Hba2 level increae

2018-04-19 15:32:30
My hba2 level is 3.6 nd my wife hba2 level is 3.9 it does we both have minor thalassemia? We plan for child it is safe
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Please 50 percent chances of getting Thalassemia in your siblings, as you both are minor for Thalassemia

Answered2018-04-20 00:12:28

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