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RBC count is 7.8

2017-03-02 04:43:14
I am bit worried about the RBC count, Could you please let me know what is the risk if RBC count is high. Due to this I am suffering from shortness of breath, headache, dehydration. Could you please advice me on this what should be done to make it low.
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Hello there. I can understand your concern. Low hemoglobin is called anemia. All symptoms you have listed here are symptoms of anemia. Getting tired easily, body pains etc are a few more symptoms. It's treatable. Tab. Livogen-z once a day after food for a month. Have a lot of greens and fruits. Tab. Health OK once a day after food for a month. Avoid tea/coffee. Have a high protein diet. Best regards.

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