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My hemoglobin is 95 g/l. should i be worried ?
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Low: Followup with your doctor to determine the cause. It may be related to your blood make up, chronic disease, lack of a vitamin or iron or you maybe loosing blood. There are a lot of reasons and you need to find out the cause first. Then you can look at the treatment. All the best.
Answered 11/16/2014
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