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High hemoglobin
I have a hemoglobin level of 16.3 is it high I saw something about polycythemia Vera on the internet which is a blood cancer and is diagnosed by high hemoglobin levels My hemoglobin:. 16.3 Rbc: 5.08 Wbc: 9100 Platlets: 3.5 laks I am a smoker I usually smoke 1pack of cigarettes per day and I think I am a little overweight as well My height is 5.9 and weight corresponding to it is 82 in a digital weight machine. My food habbits a very irregular. I consume alcohol weekly twice but in moderation. Kindly let me know what's wrong and how can I correct and lower my hemoglobin levels.
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Hi Raised Hb  is  due  to  smoking Stop  smoking Still  16.3  is  ok Not  much  raised In mode  increasing So  change  your  habbit.
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Hi,  looks like a response to your smoking. Try to avoid smoking and alcohol.
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