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Himoglobin decrease to 6 in every 3 Mont
My mother takes blood in every three month. After 3 months Himoglobin decrease from 8.5 to 6.So She has to be given blood. Why her blood decrease.
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There are three reasons for fall of Hb
Production is less - Deficiency of some vitamins and minerals in production of RBCs or Haemoglobin.
More destruction of blood - Defective RBCs, infection, heavy metal poisoning.
More blood loss - Due to loss from stomach, intestines, or from uterus.
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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