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Blood test at 45days
My baby is a preterm baby of (35weeks) he is 45days old and his detailed blood test was done yeaterday and in that alkaline phosphatase serum is 853 phosperus serum 6.3 and PCV is 29.2 .Doctor prescribed calcium and iron supplements for 3months..will this inprove is there anything to worry..is it normal for preterm babies?
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Dr.Anil Nair MD
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Dr. Amit P Ghawade
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13 yrs exp
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Kindly do online consultation for better assessment and management.
How much is hemoglobin?
How much is seum calcium?
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
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