Aplastic Anemia Health Feed

consultation with haemetologist advisable.
tab platiza two times a day after food for five days.
papaya leaf juice fresh made 10 ML three times a day for long periods.

Hi, Lybrate user, •total count of rbc is decreased under anaemia resulting less amount of haemoglobin lowering down the ability of blood to carry oxygen causing tiredness, weakness, shortness of breathing.•go for meditation to reduce your stress nourishing your body improving oxygen level in blood  to raise haemoglobin level, fast.
•tk, plenty of water to hydrate your body to regulate your metabolism to absorb nutritions, vitamins, minerals, protein to feel energetic. •tk,  apples,  carrots,...more

Lack of appetite is not explained with only low hemoglobin. Its not possible to upload her report in the public forum. You will need to consult someone for that.

After one month consult the doctor again. Based on the response to 1 month of treatment the doctor will decide and will guide further.

Hi, Yes you can atleast for a month. Take it at bedtime in water and not with milk. Iron rich foods like Dates, Anjeer, Dark green leafy vegetables to be added.

Hydroxy cynacobalamine injections (1000 - 1500 mcg) followed by tablets is given iv / im or by mouth depending on blood report and complaints. Any medication is taken under supervision of your prescribing doctor. Bplex forte is not b12 as necessary for b12 deficiency.

Vitamin d (2000 iu/day) is recommended for treatment of nutritional rickets and symptomatic vitamin
d deficiency in infants, 3000 iu/day or may be given in children older than 1 year.

The approximate daily dose of vit. D for children between is 600 i.u. Since vit d is fat soluble vitamin and gets stored in body. Proper dosage is to be decided by child specialist after proper examination. Normally children are given vit d in the form of oral drops. Sachets of 60,000 iu are given in adults after finding vit d levels in the blood. And only if found necessary.

Unfortunately, plant sources of b12 are few, especially in our country. Most vegetarian sources are fortified foods. You may however consider tofu and tempeh. For vegetarians with a b12 deficiency, usually, a supplement will be required. The dose will depend on your health status as well as your b12 levels.
Animal foods are rich in b12 but not advised as they have other ill effects on health.

Repeat the hemoglobin level and see if it has improved or not.
Just taking supplements may not help.
The levels may come down again when you will stop taking it.
Take proper treatment to cure the root cause.