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My granmother had a surgery 3 weeks ago her blood examinations are hb : 7.3 gm/dl hb : 46 % p.c.v : 25% e.s.r: 110 mm/hr. is this bad?
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Seek attention: The ESR being high is normal after surgery to a certain degree. Your grandmother needs to see her doctor to determine if she is having effects from a low hb, what her normal is, and to evaluate to see if a transfusion is needed. If she has no other symptoms than it may be normal for her. Seek physician attention
Answered 7/2/2018
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