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Hello,,i had 63% hb with microcytic hypochromic rbcs and spherocyte and eliptocyte cell what the stable treatment?
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Blood: What are your iron levels? and you TIBC? Make sure you are taking a multivitamin with iron and you f/u with a hematologist. Are your periods very heavy? this can cause anemia. You also need to be checked for thalassemia. Eat lots of green leafy vegetables and drink plenty of water until you see the Dr. Good Luck
Answered 1/7/2016
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