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My hemoglobin is 95 g/l. is this moderate anemia and what are the cutoffs for mild, moderate, and severe anemia. thanks.
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Follows: less than 12gm%Hg for a female is anemia 10- 12 mild 8-10 mod below8 severe. Other factors are always taken in to consideration...rate of loss, associated diseases etc
Answered 9/18/2018
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