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High Rbc count
Hello sir,
Recently I have been diagnosed with vericose vein, and during few other pathological test and I found my Rcb count has been elected to17.4.
Basically I prefer to have homeopathy treatment rather than allopathy , but in this condition should I start homeopathy or continue with allopathy as my doctor (allopathy) makes me concerned about secondary polycythemia and risk of DVT , blood clots, stroke.
I have been advised anticoagulant medicine.
Thanks
Suman
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Hi Suman, homoeoepathic medication is safe.
When in history and examination can come to chances of DVT. Accordingly can treat you, don’t get panicked.
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First thing first. Why rbc are high. Is this genetic or not. Other cause can be due to low oxygen reaching blood. Why? Do you live in such area like high altitude or have habit of smoking or taking medicine like steroid or some serious issue. Do not just jump to treatment. Once cause is known treatment is easy. In this it would be good to take homeopathy along with allopathy as both will compliment each other.
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U can take both medicine alternately. Main motive is first to gain result any how means. Take both and enjoy ur healthy life.
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Dr. Anjana Minu Rajan
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Bangalore
Hi, you can take both medicine alternating no problem
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