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Nosebleeds and fatigue

2018-01-29 17:32:49
This response is from an inquiry I had a copy days ago. I asked about nose bleeds ,etc. and had blood tests. The only one that was iffy was my MCHC which was 32. And they say normal. I tolled to dr. Arunesh Dett Upadhya my name is Debbie Eggen
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Relax,it's normal. Just ensure a healthy balanced diet,including iron rich items.

Answered2018-02-01 06:26:17

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