Mild spleanomegaly

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Mild spleanomegaly

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Is mild spleanomegaly can be cured.all blood test are normal.no medical history.no drinks,no smoking.

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Dr. A Suresh Chandra GastroIntestinal Surgeon 26 yrs exp Hyderabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. A Suresh Chandra

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Can be routine in malaria endemic areas present or in recent past. If not consult general physician or hematologist.

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