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2022-05-27 04:28:26
My 17month baby's hemoglobin level is 11.6 is it normal ..how to increase hemoglobin level of babis .. suggestet
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This hemoglobin level is normal. The range is 9.5 to 14. So no need for treatment. Give a balanced diet with fruits and vegetables.

Answered2022-05-27 04:32:39

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This falls in the normal range for age.However Iron is very important for the growing brain.So I would suggest to maintain the levels you can include dates,raisins,green leafy vegetables esp spinach, lentils, eggs,fish ,red meat in diet.

Answered2022-05-28 07:08:52

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Yes Haemoglobin level is normal You can add jaggery in milk instead of sugar Include green leafy vegetables in diet Give dry fruits Take care!

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