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Hi, the amount of haemoglobin in the body comes down to around four and I m not able to move and walk. Feeling very sick and weak Which kind of doctor I need to consult? And what are the action I need to take now? Please advice
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u shud immediately consult a physician near u.. u need proper rest, nutrition & hydration.. ur doctor will advice blood transfusion & some Injectables to treat ur condition.. consult a physician as soon as possible..
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