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Dengue without fever and anemia
My brother is suffering from dengue as per reports and he wasn't having any kind of fever and his hameglobin decrease to 6 and anemia. Is it possible does dengue cause anemia
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No, nothing like that.
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No ,highly unlikely
Kindly share your brothers blood reports for further comment upon it
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Dengue will not cause anemia.. thrombocytopenia is seen in dengue patients..
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