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Blood report before marriage
HPLC report of bride is normal. But groom HPLC report is...HbF -2. 5%, HbA2-2. 20%, HbA- 84.40% ... ... Groom is 32 years old... Healthy... No other problems...is HbF significantly elevated??? Would there be any problem if the marriage happens??? What kind of health or genetic condition does the groom have... Groom's CBC report is normal.This is urgent.. Please reply..
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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Dr. Shivam Mishra
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Mumbai
**Response:**
**Answer:**
The groom's HPLC report shows mildly elevated HbF (2.5%) with normal HbA2 (2.20%) and normal CBC. Here's what this means:
1. **Interpretation:**
- HbF levels are slightly above normal (typically <1% in adults)
- This pattern could suggest:
* Benign hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin (HPFH)
* Very mild beta-thalassemia trait
* Normal variation
2. **Health Implications:**
- No immediate health concerns for the groom
- No impact on fertility or marital life
- Normal life expectancy
3. **Genetic Considerations:**
- Since the bride's report is normal, risk to future children is minimal
- Extremely low chance of having children with thalassemia major
- Genetic counseling can provide complete reassurance
**Next Steps:**
- No urgent action needed
- Optional confirmatory tests:
* Repeat HPLC after 3 months
* Genetic testing if desired for complete certainty
**Consultation:**
For detailed explanation and to address all concerns, please connect with me on WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two. I can review the complete reports and provide personalized guidance.
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