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My dad had mild iron deficiency due kidney infection and blood in urine had hemoglobin around 11.9in July last year he left medicine after 3 days due to black color stools so we did test 2 days back again so can you say is it normal? And there is low mchc too what does that mean?
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In this report i can see that his bilirubin and sugar both are high
We need to discuss it in detail and start appropriate treatment so kindly consult on practo
Take care
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Kindly consult a physician at your locality
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