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My daughter can feel her heart beat at night time. She has IBD and iron deficiency. Is it because of this or something else??
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It could be due to low hemoglobin levels
which is commen in in IBD patients
another could be due to infection and increasing severity of IBD
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Kindly review your physician personally
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May be due to anemia
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May be due to generalised weakness
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Consultation is advisable
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Dr. Ranjana Bhatt
Internal Medicine
14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Can be due to low haemoglobin
Review with fresh cbc and all old reports
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