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Treatment for high hb
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My hb is 15.6 , rbc is 5.08 and pcv is 45.3 . Is there any treatment in ayurveda to reduce this slightly elevated blood value?
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High hb with clinical symptoms can be treated well.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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:-First share your BP
And second yes ayurveda can cure your problem you need a proper counseling.
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A deep analysis of the problem is to be done initially and later treated accordingly
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Yes...we have medicine for lowering hb. But before that what caused high hb is to be discovered. There are several reasons like..smoking, alcohol, dehydration, spleen issue, cancer etc for increasing high hb...and high hb increases the risk of stroke.
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better consult here for proper diagnosis and treatment
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Start proper ayurvedic medicine
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