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Why himoglobin randamly decreased with in 6 month or 1 year, why body not generate and what is the solution
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Low level Hemoglobin in body mainly occur due to lack of nutrition in your diet but u must consult a physician because low HB level can indicate other disease such as anaemia ,kidney disease, hyperthyroidism,iron deficiency anemia So pls rule out the other cause and take proper diet and treatment
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Hallo sir , you need to understand one thing that your body need nutrients to generate haemoglobin, like iron, foil acid, vitamins, minerals like zinc ,copper etc. Sometimes in response to decrease in HB body tries to produce more but dre may b problem with absorption of above said components or metabolism to absorb these .. if so how much ever you take supplimentation it vil not be picked up by body
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1st check by which deficiency you have anaemia Go for complete haemogram, if needed Iron profile like tibc, etc The haemoglobin correction takes long time like 3 months for proper correction
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Check for other associated illnesses like piles/fissure/ thyroid/ Take lots of millets, leafy vegetables, citrus fruits , salads Consult for further treatment
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Consult me online through this platform with your blood reports.
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Send your complete blood count reports during online consultation.homoeopathic treatment would be helpful
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Send me all test reports on y profile by private consultation then I will able to say anything.
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What was your Hb before 1 year.If it is 6 now. Kindly do iron studies (Tibc,s.ferritin,Ldh),stool fpr occult blood Bit b12 .Also need to rule out bleeding piles.Feel free to contact for more questions.
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How much ur haemoglobin get reduced in a year. Actually Hb is not always same. It fluctuates. But in ur case who much it has reduced is important. U can consume Foods rich in iron Some of the best plant sources of iron are: Beans and lentils Tofu Baked potatoes Cashews Dark chocolate Pumpkin seeds Watermelon, potato, apple, beet root, pomegranate, strawberries Dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, broccoli Non veg sources Lean beef Oysters Chicken Turkey Eat a balanced, healthy diet that includes good sources of iron to prevent any deficiencies. Combine vegetarian sources of iron with vitamin C in the same meal.
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Haemoglobulin ll not reduce like that, until there is cause. Better chat online for detail case study and then ll guide u further
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What is your current hemoglobin?
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I have solution
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