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Hypochromic microcytic anaemia
What causes hypochromic microcytic anaemia? Is it curable? And patient's vitamin B12 is low too. What is the issue doctor?
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It is definitely curable. It is a deficiency disease. If it is too severe take iron injections. If not take Dexorange capsule daily once after food for 6 months. Take Zentel tablet weekly once for 2 weeks. In case females if the periods are too much heavy consult a gynaecologist. If the patient is having piles problem consult a surgeon.
Take well balanced diet with plenty of leaffy vegetables and fresh fruits. Take Chikki( ground nut and jaggery preparation ) daily in good qualities. Drink plenty of water.
If required consult a physician.
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