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Low haemoglobin, low iron and low vit d
I just want to know what kind of medications to take for low haemoglobin (7.2). Feeling low energy..
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Get CBC done . Your HCT, MCV, MCHC will tell the cause of anaemia
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Consult with CBC report
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Treatment of low hemoglobin is not enough... we need to find the casue of that so that the same problems dosnt occur in future... first Iron demand needs to be calculated and then your doctor will advice you tablets or injection whichever is suitable... kindly visit yoyr doctor
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Dr. Talat Fatima
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Patna
It is quit low. Other causes needs to be ruled out.
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please consult
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kindly take high iron diet like gur, dates etc
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Dr. Shubhangi Kachore
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4 yrs exp
Gondia
Get complete blood count and peripheral smear done so that type of anaemia can be detected and appropriate medicines can be taken accordingly
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Kindly consult
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