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Low transferrin levels with normal hemog
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Transferrin as the name suggests is a protein produced by liver which helps in transportation of iron in our body. It's low levels may be either due to it's low production by liver or excessive excretion by the kidneys.
Please provide your complete blood count report for further evaluation and management if needed.
Low urea is not to be worried about generally. It's a waste product of protein metabolism. Take adequate quantity of proteins daily.
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