Haemoglobin constantly at 18 units

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My haemoglobin remains at constant 18 units from last 3 years. I neither smoke/drink, nor live at higher altitudes. Please suggest what should be the next step.

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Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra General Physician 14 yrs exp Patna · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra

General Physician 14 yrs exp Patna

Hi, You should consult a physician and get yourself evaluated. You are maintaining around upper normal range of haemoglobin. But in case there are problems due to it then you need to undergo few tests like bone marrow aspiration and biopsy, etc

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