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Less haemoglobin
Excessive bleeding haemoglobin is 8.2
How to increase its needed for surgery of fibroids
Which medicine I can take to reduce bleeding
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HB low need correction
Fibroids need treatment
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You can take medication for fibroid treatment
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Take iron med with folic acid .
Diet and life style modifications are required .
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Hi,
There are tablets which you can have to increase your haemoglobin. Basis the data as shared above your haemoglobin is very low if it further reduces you might be required to be admitted.
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