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Mild anemia causing fatigue, headache, hair fall. Continue iron + B12, take with vitamin C, avoid tea/coffee. Repeat tests in 6–8 weeks. Consult doctor for proper treatment.

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You should check or confirm these tests if not already done: • CBC • Vitamin B12 • Vitamin D3 • Serum ferritin • TSH (thyroid) • LFT

Your results are practically normal. Get serum proteins done. Take tab supradyn one morning and one evening for a month. Proteinex powder one tbsf morning and one evening Advised high protein diet . Drink more water. Get eyes checked.

Your results show normal CBC and ferritin levels.You may need additional investigation to determine the cause of the symptoms you are experiencing

You need assessment of vitamin d3 b12 t3t4tsh mg Marginal report. Eosinophil high Ferritin normal. Not related to your  complaint  treatment is good  b12 with other vitamin. Other is biotin  good to stop hair fall. Continue.

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you should check your TSH level. You must stop taking Btn Ultra for at least 3 days before your blood draw to ensure an accurate TSH reading Once you have your TSH value, share it

Based on symptoms and labs, you require Adequate Hydration and diet.

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Ask about Diet & nutrition – low protein, iron, or biotin intake. Stress & sleep – chronic stress or poor sleep can worsen hair loss and fatigue. Medications – blood thinners, chemotherapy, thyroid medicine Common Causes Nutritional deficiencies: Iron, vitamin D, B12, protein. Thyroid disorders: Hypothyroidism commonly causes both fatigue and hair thinning. Telogen effluvium: Stress, illness, surgery, or sudden weight loss triggers diffuse hair shedding. Anemia: Iron-deficiency anemia is a major cause worldwide. Chronic illness or infections: Diabetes, autoimmune disorders, or chronic fatigue syndrome. Hormonal imbalances: PCOS or menopause can affect both energy and hair growth. Medications: Certain antihypertensives, antidepressants, or chemotherapy. Labs for Evaluation CBC (Complete Blood Count,Iron Profile) can detects Iron deficiency anemia, which causes fatigue + hair fall Vitamin B12 & Folate deficiency cause fatigue & hair thinning Thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4) Hypothyroidism leads to fatigue and hair loss Vitamin D Deficiency linked to diffuse hair shedding Liver & kidney function test for evaluation of Chronic illness leads to hairfall Treatment Nutritional supplementation: Iron (if deficient) Vitamin D Zinc Biotin (if dietary deficiency) Hair care: avoid harsh chemicals,excessive heat. Stress management: meditation, yoga, counseling if needed.

Continue the iron supplements along with iron rich foods like , if you are vegetarian then chana , soya products , beetroot,  jaggery/gud, leafy vegetables. If nonvegetarian then liver and chicken , whole egg. Finish your  meal with lemon  juice which helps in iron absorption from the food . Avoid tea coffee with food as it hampers iron absorption from the food . Also do not take milk with iron tablets . Once the hemoglobin improves , hairfall will reduce.  Keep your Vit D levels in check . Do a thyroid profile test on empty stomach

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Continue your medicine.according to report eosinophils count is raised ,its means parasitic infection is ongoing in your body.thats why you have iron deficiency anemia borderline. Need symptoms like diarrhoea,weakness,drowsy,lethargy ?? For evaluation. Consult for further management.