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MBBS, MD, DM - Clinical Haematology

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Your body contains less healthy red blood cells that help in carrying enough oxygen to your body's tissues. Low hemoglobin levels make you feel tired and weak.
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There are several factors that affect the hemoglobin levels in the body. These include- 1) red blood cells and white blood cells are produced inside your bone marrow. There are certain diseases and conditions that stop the formation of enough red blood cells inside bone marrow, leading to low hemoglobin levels. 2) if you lose blood from injury that eventually results in iron loss from the body. Blood loss results in lower hemoglobin levels. Women, sometimes, have low hemoglobin levels because of...more
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sunlight is good but not fullfil deficiency.
calcijointd3 sachet or tab once per week after breakfast with milk for eight weeks followed by same one per month for six months.ITS A COMPLETE THERAPY GIVEN BY WHO.
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General Physician•Gurgaon
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Hi,
probably you might be having low hb due to iron difficiency, for which iron- folate tab can be taken once a day, after food.
Try to find cause of other reasons behind your low hb also by relavent tests.
Take iron rich diet like green vegetables, gram, jaggery, fruits, beetroot etc.
Can connect through online private consult for detailed discussion & personalized treatment plan.
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calcijointd3 sachet or tab once per week for eight weeks followed by same one per month for six months.ITS A COMPLETE THERAPY BY WHO.
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General Physician•Vadodara
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very safe, to be given for eight weeks followed by same one per month for six months.after breakfast with one up of milk.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Delhi
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It might be due to stomach problem as well. You can get it checked and go accordingly. Cbc and lft you can get it done to get to know about the exact reason.
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Hi, Kindly get yourself examined before coming to a conclusion regarding any ailment. Iron rich foods are Garden cress seeds, Bajra, Watermelon ,Leafy vegetables, Dates, Anjeer, Jaggery etc.
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It's ok. Or you can take calcijointd3 sachet or tab once per week for eight weeks followed by same one per month for six months.
No toxicity is seen.
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