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My dad 70 yrs old has good blood tests. his hemoglobin is 10 and hematocrit 28.5. doctor said normal anemia and no further tests just maltofer pill?
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Anemia: Your father needs more medical help. Be sure that someone goes to the doctor with your father to be sure he understands everything. His blood test is abnormal and he has some type of anemia that needs to be identified, and the cause of the anemia needs to be determined. The diagnosis must be complete and the treatment should be clear.
Answered 2/17/2014
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