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Hb problem
My wife having problem of anemia
She consult with a doctor, Doctor advised her to take one lund of injection to Increase Hb level,
Which type of injection should we take and any side effect is there after taking injection
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We can suggest after checking reports and her daily meals and nutrition intake with what lifestyle she living . Anemia is just an alarm for many diseases which will make you tired and weak all the time . So stay hydrated and eat mindfully most food items with iron with combination of vitamin c. As here we can talk limited so please Choose direct consultation for detailed information regarding your daily meals and nutrition intake exercise routine that needs minimum time and efforts with assured results .
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Please ask your gynecologist she is the best person she can guid you
Injection is given when you hb, iron levels are very low which through diet we cannot get sufficient thats y at that time u need to take injection
Take simultaneously balance diet
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