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HPLC test may not Ok
I am 16 week pregnant.. i have get done my HPLC test... HB A0 is 60.4 and HBD is 38.2... is there any issue if i have this in my report.. what should i do?
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Your hb has punjab variant
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It's Punjab hb variant.
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You have different haemoglobin D but from the reports it looks like it's not the dominant variety.Hence you may have anaemia(which should be in moderate range) and may have some spleen issues in long term which doesn't need much of treatment. Just make sure you don't have Vitamin-B12,folic acis and iron deficiency because compound anaemia may cause problem.
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