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Low Haemoglobin and Low Iron
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Your Hemoglobin is mildly low, you need not take any supplements at this stage, just increase the amount of iron rich foods in your diet & get the test done again in a month.
If any other complaints along with it, then consider getting a personalized consulatation.
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You have Iron deficiency anemia
It will take at least 6 months to recover
Meanwhile:
1 Avoid taking Gastritis tablets if you are
2 Do not consume green leafy vegetables along with milk based beverages like coffee/ tea
Next Steps
Consult for further detailed assessment
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take Iron tablets for 2-3 months and
Consult a physician to find cause of iron deficiency.
Do you take excess antacids? Are you suffering from any gastrointestinal problems? —— these could be reason
Next Steps
repeat test after 3 months
Health Tips
Have Green leafy vegetables, beetroot and dates.
If you are non vegetarian— consume liver
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Iron deficiency anaemia.
can be treated by either taking Iron Tablets or Iron Injections.
Iron deficiency anemia is more common in females.
Males present with iron deficiency anemia it should be further investigated.
Next Steps
Kindly consult with general physician.
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Anemia is a highly prevalent condition seem in general population and is easily treatable and shouldn't be neglected.
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This is Iron deficiency anaemia. It can be treated by either taking Iron Tablets or Capsules or Iron Injections. This can also be treated by non-pharmacological methods where the foods rich in Iron are consumed.
For details please consult with a General Physician.
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Generally iron deficiency anemia is more common in females
If males present with iron deficiency anemia it should be further investigated
1 Common reason may be worms in stomach which cause very minimal blood loss on daily basis
Next Steps
I suggest u take
Tab Bandy plus 1 tab stat ( now) and 1 tab after 1 week
( total only 2 tablets)
Tab Rubired 1 tab once daily for 30 days
and more investigations need to be done
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Anemia is a highly prevalent condition seem in general population and is easily treatable and shouldn't be neglected
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It's surprising to see such low levels of iron in a male .
Yes you got to supplement but more importantly you should work with your doctor on finding root cause of this nutritional deficiency. Also nutritional deficiencies do not occur in-silo, infact you likely have many more nutritional deficiencies may be at subclinical levels .
Focus on holistic healthcare for sustainable healing and results
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Before jumping into what should you do kindly let me know why did you get this test done in the first place ...
Was this found on a routine checkup or you have symptoms ( weakness, palpitations i.e., loud and fast heartbeats ,etc )
And only then it will be suitable to make changes in your diet as well as take any medications and supplements if needed ..
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Based on your reports, it appears you have a lower-than-normal hemoglobin level and serum iron deficiency. This can contribute to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, and reduced immunity. Improving these levels generally involves dietary changes and possibly supplementation.
Here are some initial steps you could consider:
1. Iron-rich Foods: Incorporate more iron-rich foods such as spinach, legumes, red meat, poultry, and fortified cereals into your diet.
2. Vitamin C: This vitamin helps in iron absorption. Pairing iron-rich foods with sources of Vitamin C like citrus fruits, strawberries, and bell peppers can be beneficial.
3. Avoid Tea/Coffee with Meals: These can inhibit iron absorption, so it’s best to have them separately from iron-rich foods.
4. Supplements: Iron supplements might be needed, but it’s important to follow the correct dosage as advised by a healthcare provider to avoid any side effects.
For a more tailored plan and possibly a prescription for supplements, I recommend connecting for a detailed consultation. Feel free to WhatsApp me at eight-zero-zero-nine-eight-two-one-three-three-two for better evaluation and personalized treatment options.
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Good evening, As per your report there is a slight deficiency in your Haemoglobin, but no need to worry as of now. It's better to discuss if you are having any symptoms we could address according to that.
As of now try avoiding junk foods, and eat more green leafy vegetables, palak.
Next Steps
Try to maintain a healthy diet.
If you want medications then you can go with SYRUP HEMRICH 1TSP at night for one month and repeat the test.
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we could discuss this in detail if you are facing any uneasiness.
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These values are not very low ,and could be managed by diet ,please take green leafy vegetables more ,beetroot,orangesand also if you are a non vegetarian you could have more of lean protein like chicken ,eggs . Reduce coffee ,tea intake ,pantop tablets
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it takes more than 3 weeks to rebuild your iron levels ,maintain diet,
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You have iron deficiency anaemia ( mild)
And your HB level is slightly lower than what are expected for males
Its best you should take
Tab. OROFER-XT once daily for atleast 2-3 months
And than repeat iron profile and hb levels
By the way what symptoms do you have for which you underwent blood tests
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